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The   Substantives   of   Terence 


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THESIS:    1891 

JOHNS    HOPKINS     UNIVERSITY 


BOSTON 
TRESS    OF    ROCKWELL    AND    CHURCHILL 


lie   Substantives   of    Terence 


MOSES    S.    SLAUGHTER 


THESIS:   1891 


JOHNS    HOPKINS     UNIVERSITY 


BOSTON 

TRESS    OF    ROCKWELL    AND    CHURCHILL 


CONTENTS. 


PAGE 

INTRODUCTORY 5 

BIBLIOGRAPHY  .     .     .     . 6 

PROPER  NAMES 8 

.     .     .    - , 10 

WORDS  FIRST  USED   BY  TERENCE 12 

GREEK  WORDS 14 

COMPOUNDS 14 

DIMINUTIVES 16 

SUFFIXES,  -tudo,  -tas 18 

•ia 20 

-or 21 

-ium 21 

-bulum,  -culum,  etc 22 

-ela 22 

-ura 23 

-men,  -mentum 23 

-tio,  -tus 24 

FORCE  OF  SUBSTANTIVES  IN  -tio 26 

NOMINA  AGENTIS 27 

-a 27 

-us 27 

-arius 27 

-o  (-onts) 27 

-tor,  -trix ;  •  ^  •»« 

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DERIVATIVES  


CONCLUSION 


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INDEX  OF  SUBSTANTIVES 33 


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THE    SUBSTANTIVES    OF    TERENCE. 


INTRODUCTORY. 

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AN  interesting  phase  of  recent  Latin  scholarship  is  that 
which  occupies  itself  with  the  preparation  of  special  diction- 
aries. Merguet  (Cicero),  Gerber  and  Greef  (Tacitus),  and 
others  have  made  valuable  additions  to  our  apparatus  for 
the  special  study  of  authors.  Less  ambitious  investigations 
in  this  field  have  resulted  in  greatly  increasing  our  knowledge 
of  the  peculiarities  and  distinctive  features  of  many  Latin 
authors.  No  excuse  is  necessary  at  the  present  time  for  a 
new  venture  in  this  line,  since  scholars  are  agreed  that  all 
satisfactory  criticism  must,  at  least  in  part,  be  based  on 
carefully  prepared  and  exhaustive  statistics.  From  such 
statistics  it  is  possible  to  judge  with  satisfactory  certainty 
rather  than  trust  to  impressions  necessarily  unsafe,  however 
nearly  a  subtle  appreciation  of  language  may  have  suggested 
right  conclusions.  In  this  spirit  a  limited  study  in  the 
vocabulary  of  Terence  has  been  undertaken  with  the  hope 
that  a  clearer  understanding  of  some  features  of  his  style 
might  result.  A  new  index  of  the  substantives  of  Terence 
is  added,  as  all  previous  ones  were  found  to  be  unsatisfactory, 
and  the  occurrences  of  each  word  with  the,  line  in  the 
play,  and  the  case  in  which  the  word  is  feting *^rt^iyen. 
For  this  purpose  I  have  used  Umpfenbach's^edjtipn  ,(,T8V7O^ 
and  for  the  sake  of  uniformity  have  endeaVqrcd\to,  pfesWve^ 
his  orthography  throughout.  A  similar  collection  of  the 
substantives  of  Plautus  by  Rassow,  Leipzig,  1881,  afforded 
opportunity  for  parallels.  The  plan  has  been  to  compare 


along  various  lines  the  usage  of  Terence,  who  is  universally 
felt  to  be  more  refined  and  more  gentle  in  his  plots  and 
characterizations,  and  who  is  accused  of  lacking  "  comica 
vis,"  with  Plautus,  whose  reputation  for  vigor  seems  to  be 
well  sustained.  The  comparison  has  been  made  on  points 
which  tend  to  bring  out  peculiarities  of  diction,  especially 
on  certain  classes  of  suffixes  more  or  less  characteristic  of 
the  senno  familiaris.  The  writer  will  be  satisfied  if  it  is  in 
any  way  shown  that  Terence  merits  Caesar's  praise  as  "puri 
sermonis  amator,"  or  if  his  own  claim  of  "  pura  oratio  "  is 
allowed. 

In  dealing  with  such  statistics  it  must  b£  taken  into  con- 
sideration what  the  nativity  of  the  author  is,  what  his  subject 
matter,  style  of  composition  whether  prose  or  poetry,  and 
what  his  purpose  in  writing.  In  this  study  it  must  be 
remembered  that  Terence  was  a  foreigner,  that  he  wrote 
comic  poetry,  and  that  he  wrote  with  the  avowed  purpose  of 
elevating  the  taste  of  the  people.  In  the  comparisons  it  must 
be  kept  in  mind  that  Terence  represents  less  than  one-third 
the  bulk  represented  by  Plautus. 

It  seems  best  to  add  at  least  a  partial  list  of  the  works 
consulted  in  preparing  this  paper,  as  it  is  impossible  in  every 
case  to  acknowledge  indebtedness.  In  the  text  references 
are  made  to  the  author's  name,  and  the  page  is  given  wher- 
ever it  is  necessary. 

BIBLIOGRAPHY. 

De  Vit's  Forcellini ;  Georges,  Lateinisch-Deutsches  Hand- 
worterbuch,  7th  edition,  1879;  Georges,  Lateinische 
Wortformen,  1890;  Lewis  and  Short,  Latin  Dictionary; 

Nettleship,  Contributions  to  Latin  Lexicography,  1889; 

Weise,  Die  Griechischen  Wo'rter  im  Latein,  1882 ; 

"J^rtssfurus  Italograecus,  1884; 
.  Worterschatz  der  silbernen  Latinitat.  Berlin,  1884; 

^PauckeVi  Supplementum  Lexicorum  Latinorum  (A-L),  1885  ; 

Rassow,  De  Plauti  Substantivis,  Leipzig,  1881.  (In  Fleck- 
eisen's  Jahrbucher  fur  Philologie,  Supplement  Band  12, 
1 880-8 1.) 


Archiv 


rchiv  fur  Lateinische  Lexicographic  und  Grammatik,  Vol. 

I.-VIL,  1884-90; 

Wolfflin  in  Philologus  XXXIV.,  pp.  137-165  ; 
Kuhner,  Lateinische  Grammatik,  1878—79; 
Draeger,  Historische  Syntax.    Leipzig,  1881  ; 
G.  W.  Gossrau,  Lateinische  Sprachlehre.      1880. 
J.    G.    Schmalz,  Lateinische    Stilistik    (Mliller's    Handbuch, 

Zwieter  Band) .      1 890. 

E.  Koenig,  De  nominibus  propriis,  quae  sunt  apud  Plautum 
et  Terentium.     Patsckau,  1876. 

R.  Fisch,  Die  lateinischen  nomina  personalia  auf  "  o,  onis." 

Berlin,  1890. 
H.  Ploen,  De  copiae  verborum  differentiis  inter  varia  poesis 

Romanae  antiquioris  genera  intercedentibus.     Strassburg, 

1883. 

F.  Stolz,   Die  lateinische  nominal-composition.     Innsbruck, 
1877. 

G.  Mliller,  De  linguae  latinse  deminutivis.     Leipzig,  1865. 

E.  Etienne,  De  deminutivis,  intentivis,    collectivis  et  in  malam 

partem  abeuntibus  in  francogallico  sermone  nominibus  dis- 

putavit.     Nancy,  1883. 
W.  V.  Wyss,  Die  spriichworter  bei  den  romischen  komikern. 

Zurich,  1889. 

A.  G.  Engelbrecht,  Studia  Terentiana  scripsit.     Bonn,  1883. 
H.  Hellmuth,  De  serm.  proprietatibus  quae  in  prioribus  Cic. 

oratt.  inveniuntur.     Erlangen,  1878. 
A.  Stinner,  De  eo  quo  Cicero  in  epistolis  usus  est  sermone. 

Oppeln,  1879. 
O.  Rebling,  Versuch  einer  Charakteristik  der  romischen  Um- 

gangssprache.     Kiel,  1882. 
H.  Ronsch,  Itala  und  Vulgata.     Leipzig,  1869. 
P.  Schultze,  De  archaismis  Sallustianis.     Halle,  1871. 
E.  T.  Schulze,  De  Q.  Aurelii  Symmachi  vocabulorum  forma- 

tionibus    ad    sermonem    vulgarem    pertinentibus.     Halle, 

1886. 


I.     PROPER  NAMES. 

The  first  point  to  be  considered  is  Terence's  use  of  proper 
names,  which  naturally  fall  into  a  class  by  themselves. 
Koenig  has  been  freely  used,  and  much  of  what  is  here 
given  may  b&  found  in  his  article,  though  in  a  different 
form. 

In  comedy  proper  names  are  used  with  special  force  to 
designate  occupation  or  race,  to  emphasize  peculiarities  of 
manner  or  appearance,  etc.  Donatus  to  Ter.,  Ad.,  I  : 
Nomina  personarum,  in  comoediis  dumtaxat,  habere  debent 
rationem  et  etymologiam ;  etenim  absurdum  est  comicum 
aperte  argumenta  confingere,  vel  nomen  personae  incon- 
gruum  dare,  vel  orficium  quod  sit  a  nomine  diversum. 

Plautus  and  Terence  have  drawn  freely  from  the  New 
Comedy,  and  in  many  instances  have  simply  transferred 
the  names  of  characters  from  the  Greek  play.  Plautus  ex- 
cels Terence  in  the  art  with  which  he  makes  use  of  proper 
names  to  give  point  to  his  characterizations  and  in  the  freedom 
with  which  he  treats  his  originals.  Lovers  of  Plautus  cite 
Terence's  lack  of  originality  in  this  respect  as  an  evidence 
of  poverty  of  intellect.  He  does  follow  his  originals  very 
closely,  only  one-eighth  of  his  names  being  of  Latin  origin, 
while  in  Plautus  one-fourth  are  Latin.  Terence  also  fre- 
quently repeats  a  name  (as  many  as  twenty-five  cases  have 
been  noted)  and  uses  the  same  name  for  different  char- 
acters, e.g.,  Chremes,  for  a  young  man  in  the  Eunuchus, 
and  for  an  old  man  in  the  Andria;  Pamphila  both  for  a 
meretrix  and  a  virgin.  Twenty-seven  names  are  common 
to  Plautus  and  Terence ;  Plautus  has  one  hundred  and 
seventy-seven  names  not  met  with  in  other  authors,  while 
Terence  has  but  five,  Nausistrata,  Pasibula,  Philtera,  Phi- 
lotis,  and  Scirtus.  Plautus  is  fond  of  compounds,  having 
used  one  hundred  and  fifteen,  while  Terence  has  but  sixteen. 
Both  use  diminutive  forms  for  playfulness  and  endearment; 
Terence  has  Syrisce  and  Philotium. 

The  number  of  names  of  actors  ending  in  -o  (-onis),  being 
a  mark  of  sermo  familiaris,  would  naturally  be  very  great 


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in  comedy.  In  Terence  all  the  cooks,  parasites,  and  pimps, 
many  of  the  slaves  and  other  characters,  have  names  in  -o 
(-onis),  e.g.,  Slaves  :  Dromo,  Parmeno,  Sannio,  Simalio, 
Strato ;  Cooks :  Dromo,  Stephanio ;  Parasites :  Gnatho, 
Phormio ;  Pimps  :  Dorio,  Sannio. 

In  Plautus  the  number  of  slaves,  cooks,  etc.,  with  names 
in  -o  (-onis)  is  very  noticeable,  twenty-six  of  such  names 
being  in  -o. 

In  Terence  the  proper  names  are  distributed  as  follows: — 

Senes  :  Archidemedes  (Plaut.),  Archonidus,  Callidemedes 
(Plaut),  Chremes  (Plant.),  Cratinus  (Plaut),  Crito,  Demea, 
Demipho  (Plaut.),  Hegio  (Plaut.),  Laches,  Menedemus, 
Micio,  Phania,  Phanocrata,  Phidippus,  Simo  (Plaut.),  Simu- 
lus,  Stilpo. 

Adulescentes :  Aeschinus  (Plaut.  as  argentarius),  Antipho 
(Plaut.  as  senex),  Chaerea,  Charinus  (Plaut.),  Chremes, 
Clinia  (Plaut.  as  senex),  Clitipho,  Ctesipho,  Nicaretus, 
Pamphilus  (Plaut.),  Phaedria,  Phaedrus,  Thraso. 

Uxores  :  Myrrhina  (Plaut.),  Nausistrata,  Philtera,  Sostrata 
(Plaut). 

Virgines  :  Antiphila,  Pasibula,  Pamphila  (Plaut.  as  uxor), 
Phanium,  Philumena  (Plaut.  as  uxor). 

Meretrices :  Bacchis  (Plaut.),  Chrysis  (Plaut),  Gly- 
cerium,  Pamphila,  Philotis,  Philotium,  Syra  (Plaut.  as  anus), 
Thais. 

Lenones  :     Dorio,  Sannio. 

Coqui :  Dromo  (Plaut),  Stephanio. 

Parasiti :  Gnatho,  Phormio. 

Servi :  Archylis  (Plaut.),  Byrria,  Canthara  (Plaut), 
Davus  (Plaut),  Discus,  Donax,  Dorcium,  Dorias,  Dorus, 
Dromo  (Plaut.),  Geta  (Plaut.),  Lesbia,  Mida,  Mysis,  Par- 
meno (Plaut.  Bac.,  649),  Phrygia  (Plaut.),  Pythias,  Sanga, 
Sannio,  Scirtus,  Simalio,  Sophrona,  Sosia  (Plaut),  Storax, 
Syrus  (Plaut),  Syriscus,  Strato  (Plaut.  As.,  344). 

Persons  not  Actors  :  Caecilius,  Danae,  Diphilus,  Ennius, 
Hercules,  Menander,  Naevius,  Oedipus,  Omphale,  Plautus, 
Pyrrhus. 

Deities :    Aesculapius,  Apollo,   Ceres,   Diana,    Fors    For- 


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tuna,  luno  Lucina,  luppiter,  Liber,  Minerva,  Neptunus, 
Penates,  Salus,  Venus. 

Places  :  Aethiopia,  Andros,  Asia,  Athenae,  Attica,  Caria, 
Cilicia,  Corinthus,  Cyprus,  Imbros,  Lemnus,  Miletus,  Pi- 
raeus, Orcus,  Rhodes. 

Festivals:  Dionysia. 

Names  of  Plays  :  Adelphoe,  Andria,  Colax,  Commo- 
riente's,  Epidicazomenos,  Eunuchus,  Hecyra,  Heauton-Timor- 
umenos,  Perinthia,  Phasma,  Synapothnescontes,  Thensaurus. 

II.     "AIIA$  AErOMENA. 

Terence  has  but  six  substantives  that  are  ct7ta£  fayopeva 
in  the  sense  that  the  literature  contains  no  other  occurrence 
of  the   word,    and    that   he    uses    them    but  once;    Babylo, 
contortor,  curatura^  gerro,  praemonstrator,  screatus. 
Babylo,K&.  914. 

iube  nunciam 

Dinumeret  ille  Babylo  viginti  minas. 

Dziatzko  explains :  Babylo,  son  of  Belus,  founder  of 
Babylon,  here  signifies  a  rich  and  extravagant  man.  In 
this  sense  not  again  in  the  literature,  unless  it  be  so  taken  in 
Pliny,  9,  27,  quoted  by  Solinus,  12,  10:  apud  lasum  urbem 
Babylonem  puerum  Delphinus  adamavit. 
Contortor,  Ph.  375. 

Bonorum  extortor,  legum  contortor. 

Derivatives  from  contorqueo  (Lucr.)  are  very  rarely  found. 
Contortulus  ana%  fay.  in  Cic.  Tusc.,  2,  18,  42.     Contortio  in 
Cornificius  and  Cicero. 
Curatura,  Eun.  316. 

Tarn  etsi  bonast  natura,  redeunt  curatura  iunceam. 
Donatus ;  "  cura,  mentis  est,  curatio,  medicinae,  curatura 
diligentiae."      Cura  in    Ter.,   curatio    in    Plaut.    (Cas.    261, 
etc.).    Curatura  (=  curatorship),  Inscr.  Orell.  N.  7007.    The 
formation  is  an  easy  one. 

Gerro  (=  trifler),  Ht.   1033-4. 

Si  scire  vis,  ego  dicam :  gerro,  iners,  fraus,  helluo. 
Ganeo,  damnosus : 


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Gerro  is  reading  of  Ritschl,  Plaut.  True.  551,  and  is  a 
conjecture  of  Madvig,  Auct.  B.  Alex.  53,  i.  (Congerro  is 
found  in  Plaut.  Most.  931,  1049,  etc.)  Fisch  (p.  46:  Archiv 
V,  p.  71)  assigns  gerro  to  Plautus  and  also  accepts  it  for 
Caecilius  (apud  Non.)  118.  In  Plaut.  True.  551  MSS.  have 
forasgerronis  (gerrones)  :  Spengel,  forasgestatores  :  Kiess- 
ling,  foras  egerrones  j  Geppert,  foras  congerrones  (Rassow). 
Cf.  Nettleship  under  gerro. 

Pr demonstrator,  Ht.  875. 

Sed    hie    adiutor    meus    et   monitor   et  praemonstrator 
Chremes. 

Screatus,  Ht.  373. 

Gemitus,  screatus,  tussis,  risus  abstine. 

Screo  and  screator  are  o,7ia£  fayo^eva  in  Plautus. 

Terence  is  probably  responsible  for  all  these  words ;  they 
all  belong  to  the  sermo  familiaris,  and,  at  least  in  the  case  of 
the  last  five,  the  occasion  demands  their  coinage.  Notice 
also  the  similar  forms  near  at  hand,  natura-curatura,  ex- 
tortor-contortor,  gerro-helluo-ganeo,  adiutor-monitor-prae- 
monstrator,  gemitus-screatus-risus. 

There  are  five  other  words  that  perhaps  ought  to  be 
classed  as  a,7ia£  hsyofieva. 

Pluvia  (?  =  pluvium),  Eun.  589  (Bent.  Umpf.)  ;  inplu- 
vium  (Dz.  as  in  Ph.  707)  ;  inpluvium  (A.)  :  pluvium  (Fl.). 

Four  diminutive  forms  of  common  words :  Flabellulum, 
Eun.  '598  (Flabellum,  Eun.  595,  602)  ;  Parasitaster,  Ad. 
779  (Parasitus)  ;  Pistrilla,  Ad.  584  (Pistrina),  Villum,  Ad. 
786  (Vinum)  cf.  Du  Cange,  Gloss.  Med.  et  Inf.  Latintatis. 
These  four  are  likewise  characteristic  of  the  sermo  familiaris. 

As  against  these  ot7ta£  fay  opera  in  Terence,  Plautus 
has  numbers  of  them ;  of  diminutives  alone  he  has  fourteen, 
and  in  all  classes  he  has  many  peculiar  forms. 

Closely  related  to  this  class  are  the  words  to  which  Ter- 
ence has  given  a  peculiar  meaning  not  adopted  by  other  au- 
thors:  alienum,  interests  of  another;  angustum,  critical 
condition ;  casa,  hiding  place  ;  cognitio  =  agnitio,  Eun.  92 1  ; 
Hec.  821;  coitio,  a  meeting  together;  festivitas,  Eun.  1048, 
kindness;  inpotentia,  want  of  wealth  (Cic.,  want  of  self- 


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restraint)  ;  oppressio,  violence  (Cic.,  oppression)  ;  palmar- 
ium,  masterpiece  (late  Latin,  fee)  ;  prologus,  player ;  sollici- 
tatio,  anxiety;  stataria,  kind  of  comedy. 

Other  words  do  not  occur  again  till  very  late,  and  for 
classical  Latin  are  really  anal;  hey6{i8va.  Such  are, 
calliditas,  pi.  (Lact.)  ;  compotrix  (Sidon.)  ;  cuppedinarius 
(Lampr.) ;  deambulatio  (Vulg.) ;  exorator  (Tert.)  ;  ex- 
tortor  (Cypr.)  ;  inceptor  (Avien.  Arat.)  ;  integratio 
(Symm.)  ;  raptio,  abduction  (Arnobius.  Raptus  is  classical)  ; 
riscus  (Ulp.  Hier.)  ;  vorsura  (Cic.,  quoted  by  Lact.). 

III.     WORDS   FIRST   FOUND   IN  TERENCE. 

A  strong  point  in  favor  of  the  purity  of  our  author's 
diction  is  the  great  number  of  substantives  which  occur  for 
the  first  time  in  his  plays  that  are  found  next  in  Cicero's 
works  (not  Letters  or  Early  Speeches).  The  first  use  of 
many  of  these  words  may  be  successfully  disputed  for 
Terence,  but  an  examination  of  the  Lexica  at  hand  failed  to 
show  an  earlier  use.  The  attempt  has  been  made  to  dis- 
cover the  next  occurrence  in  point  of  time  of  the  following 
lists :  — 

In  Cicero  :  agellus,  alimentum,  anicula,  benivolentia,  captus, 
certatio,  cicatrix  (Plaut.  ?),  circumitio,  dementia,  coitio 
(=  plot,  in  Cic.),  commemoratio,  commissator,  conatus 
(Plaut.  conatum),  coniugium  (=  wedlock;  Lucr.  =  con- 
nection), consobrinus,  continentia,  conventus,  corrector, 
delectamentum,  delectatio,  detrimentum  (Varro),  dictio 
(=1  right  of  testifying),  discessio  (=  divorce.  In  Cic.,  di- 
vision), eloquentia,  eunuchus,  existumatio,  exsequiae,  facultas, 
falsum,  familiaritas,  fautrix  (favitor,  Plaut.),  felicitas  (plu.), 
flabellum  (=  inciter  in  Cic.),  gladiator  (plu.  =.  exhibition), 
gubernatrix  (gubernator,  Plaut.),  habitudo  (Corn.),  homun- 
cio,  ignominia,  inceptio,  inceptum,  inconstantia,  infelicitas, 
infirmitas,  iniussus,  inpotentia  (want  of  self-restraint),  inpru- 
dentia,  intellegentia,  intertrimentum,  inventor,  inventum 
(Plaut.  inventu),  iustitia,  lacrimola  (Cat.),  largitas,  liberalitas, 
longinquitas  (=  length  of  time),  luxus  (debauchery;  Cato 


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=  dislocation),  magnificentia  (=  bombast),  momentum, 
monitor,  musica  (plu.),  narratio,  notitia  (Georges  in  Plaut.), 
nurus,  perfector,  pisciculus  (plu.),  praesentia  (=  presence), 
pravitas,  psaltria,  pueritia  (  =  boyhood),  pugil,  purgatio, 
sacellum,  saevitia  (=  harshness,  Plaut.  saevitudo),  servatrix 
(-tor,  Plaut.),  severitas  (-tudo,  Plaut.),  simulatio,  socrus 
(=:  mother-in-law),  stipes  (=  blockhead),  vanitas  (-tudo, 
Plaut.),  veritas,  veterator  (Plaut.?),  vicissitude. 

In  Cicero's  Letters  or  Early  Orations  prevailingly :  abortus 
(abortio,  Plaut.),  cantilena  (in  proverb),  clientella,  invidus, 
itio,  mansio,  tribulis,  vigilantia,  vorsura  (in  proverb). 

In  Catullus:   lacrimola  (Cic.),  puellula. 

In  Horace:  actus  (an  act  of  a  play),  arbitrium  (judg- 
ment), caprificus,  citharistria,  corrector  (Cic.),  facundia 
(not  in  Cic. ;  facunditas,  Plaut.). 

In  early  authors :  amentia  (Pac.,  Cic.)  ;  captus  (Afran., 
Cic.);  cetarius  (Varro ;  quoted  by  Cic.  Off.  I,  42,  150); 
defensor  (Afran.,  Cic.)  ;  desiderium  (Lucr.,  Cic.)  ;  exclusio 
(Vitr.  not  in  Cic.)  ;  figura  (Lucr.,  Cic.)  ;  helluo  (Turp.,  Cic.)  ; 
inluvies  (Lucil.,  Cic.)  ;  monstratio  (V\tr.,not  in  Cic.)  ;  nebulo 
(Lucil.,  Cic.)  ;  obitus,  an  approach  (Turp. ;  Cic.  =  ruin)  ; 
obolus  (Vitr.)  ;  penuria  (Lucr.,  Cic.)  ;  progenies  (Pac.,  Cic.)  ; 
protervitas  (Pac.,  Cic.)  ;  remedium  (Lucr.,  Cic.)  ;  salsamenta 
(plu.  Varro:  Cic.  in  the  sing.);  sandalium  (Turp.,  not  in 
Cic.)  ;  sensus  (Lucr.,  Cic.)  ;  tristities  (Pac.,  Turp.)  ;  tussis 
(Lucil.,  Cat.)  ;  vectis  (Lucil.,  Cic.). 

In  late  authors:  aediculae  (=  a  fine  little  house,  Caelius 
in  Cic.;  Petr.)  ;  aequanimitas  (=  favor;  Pliny  =  patience)  ; 
caudex  (=  blockhead,  Petr.;  =  block  of  wood,  Plaut.); 
cellula  (Col.,  Petr.)  ;  compositum  (without  a  prep.,  Nepos. 
Verg.)  ;  coniuratio  (=  alliance,  Pliny);  extrarius  (==  a 
stranger,  App.)  ;  funambulus  (Suet.);  prologus  (=  a  pro- 
logue, Quint.)  ;  satrapes  (Nepos)  ;  paratus  (Ovid) ;  vecordia 
(Sail.). 


IV.     GREEK   WORDS. 

Terence  has  not  made  use  of  any  word  written  in  Greek 
characters,  but  has  used  words  borrowed  from  the  Greek. 
These  are,  as  a  rule,  technical  terms ;  twenty-nine  of  them 
were  first  used  by  Plautus ;  one  in  the  XII.  Tab.  (poena)  ; 
three  by  Naevius  ;  nine  by  Terence. 

Terence  has  used  fewer,  Greek  words,  proportionately,  than 
Plautus,  who  has  one  Greek  substantive  in  every  nine  sub- 
stantives, while  Terence's  ratio  is  one  in  eighteen  (twenty- 
two). 

Weise  and  Saalfeld  have  been  followed  in  making  out  the 
list,  though  in  a  few  cases  their  words  have  been  omitted, 
e.g.  gubernatrix,  commissator,  as  being  Latin  formations. 
Terence's  words  are:  arrabo  (Plaut),  astu,  balineae  (Plaut.), 
bolus,  calx  (Plaut.),  lcitharistria,  colaphus,  comoedia,  cyathus 
(Plaut),  dica  (Plaut),  drachuma  (Plaut.),  elephantus 
(Plaut.),  ephebus  (Plaut.  in  Pro!,  to  Merc.),  epistula  (Plaut.), 
eunuchus,  fucus  (Plaut),  gonger  (Plaut.),  gynaeceum 
(Plaut.),  hora,  lampada  (Plaut),  logos  (Plaut),  mastigia 
(Plaut),  mina  (Plaut),  moechus  (Plaut.),  musicus,  nauta 
(Plaut.),  oboluSj  opsonium  (Naev.),  paedagogus  (Plaut), 
palaestra  (Plaut.),  palma,  parasitus  (Naev.),  parasitaster 
(dim.  by  Ter.),  philosophus  (Plaut.),  patina  (Plaut.),  pes- 
sulus  (Plaut),  platea  (Plaut),  poena  (XII.  Tab.),  poeta, 
pompa  (Plaut.),  prologus,  psaltria,  riscus,  sandalium  (sand- 
aligerulae,  Plaut),  satrapes,  scopulus  (Enn.),  soccus  (Plaut), 
sycophanta  (Plaut.),  symbola  (Plaut.),  talentum  (Plaut.), 
techina,  tessera  (Plaut),  thensaurus  (Naev.). 

V.     COMPOUNDS. 

Terence  uses  very  few  compound  substantives,  introduces 
but  three  (four)  new  forms,  has  no  hybrid  or  lengthy  forma- 
tions ;  while  Plautus  is  very  fond  of  lengthy  compounds, 
rivalling  Aristophanes  in  this  respect,  accumulates  numbers 
of  them  together,  and  uses  them  with  effect  to  stigmatize 

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persons.  In  prepositional  compounds  Terence  prefers  cum 
(con)  ;  Plautus  prefers  pro,  sub,  and  per,  a  characteristic 
of  the  sermo  familiaris.  Such  Plautine  words  as  verbi- 
velitatio,  sinciputamentum,  dentifrangibulus,  are  inconceiv- 
able for  Terence. 

Plautus  had  previously  used  all  the  compound  substan- 
tives that  are  found  in  Terence  save  aequanimitas,  caprificus, 
benivolentia  (bene-volens,  Plaut.),  funambulus. 

Terence's  words  are  aequanimitas;  angiportum  (Plaut.  has 
masc.  form  also),  artifex,  aucupium,  biduum,  biennium,  bene- 
dictum,  beneficium,  benivolentia,  caprificus,  carnufex,  fidicina, 
funambulus,  furcifer,  haruspex,  maledictum,  malefactum, 
maleficium,  mancipium,  manipulus,  mater-familias,  meridies, 
misericordia,  particeps,  pedisequa,  principium,  puerpera, 
quadrupedes,  sacrilegus,  tibicina,  sterculinum  (?),  triduum, 
triennium,  veneficus. 

Prepositional  compounds.  (The  words  in  italics  are  prob- 
ably found  first  in  Terence.  The  others  are  found  in  Plau- 
tus, except  prolubium.) 

AD :   arbitrum. 

ClRCUM :   circumitio. 

CON  :  cognatus  {-\&),cognitio  (=  agnitio),  coitio,  commemo- 
ratio,  commentum,  commoditas,  commodum,  compositum, 
compotrix,  compressus,  conclave,  condicio,  confidentia,  coniec- 
tura,  coniugium,  coniuratio,  conservus  (-va),  consilium,  con- 
spectus, consobrinus,  consuetudo,  consultatio,  continentia, 
contortor,  contraversia,  contumelia,  conventus,  convicium, 
conviva,  convivium,  copia,  corrector,  corruptela. 

DE  :  deambulatio,  defensor,  delectamentum,  delectatio, 
delictum,  demensum,  dementia,  deridiculum,  desiderium, 
detrimentum,  deverticulum. 

DlS :  difficultas,  diligentia,  dimidium,  discessio,  dis- 
cidium,  discordia,  dispendium. 

Ex :  edictum,  elegantia,  eloquentia,  exclusio,  exemplum, 
exercitus,  existumatio,  exitium,  exorator,  expectatio,  ex- 
sequiae,  extortor,  extrarius. 

IN  :  impedimentum,  imperator,  imperium,  inceptio,  in- 
ceptor,  inceptum,  indicium,  industria,  indutiae,  infitiae,  in- 


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genium,  initium,  inluvies  (LuciL),  inpluvium,  inpulsor,  in- 
pulsus,  insidiae,  insula,  inventor,  inventus. 

IN  (privatum)  :  immortalitas,  incommoditas,  incommo- 
dum,  inconstantia,  ineptia,  ineptus,  (-ta),  infamia,  infelicitas, 
infirmitas,  infortunium,  inimicitia,  inimicus,  iniuria,  iniussus, 
iniustitia,  inopia,  inportunitas,  inpotentia,  inprudentia,  in- 
scitia,  insania,  insomnium,  integratio,  invidia,  invidus. 

INTER  :     intelligentia,  internuntius,  inter trimentum. 

OB:  obitus  (Turp.),  obsequium,  obstetrix,  occasio,  occul- 
tum,  officium,  oppidum,  oppressio  (oppressiuncula,  Plaut.). 

PER:  perfector,  peregrinus  (-na),  pernicies,  persona, 
pertinacia. 

PRAE:  praeceptum,  praedium,  praedo,  praemium, 
praemonstrator p,  praesentia,  praesidium. 

PRO:  probrum,  progenies  (Pac.),  prologus,  prolubium 
(Att),  promissum,  protervitas,  provincia. 

RE:  reditio,  reliquum,  reliquiae,  religio,  remedium,  re- 
pudium,  responsum. 

SUB:    subtemen,  sumptus,  supplicium,  suspicio. 

TRANS :    tranquillum. 

VI.     DIMINUTIVES. 

The  various  suffixes,  denominative  and  verbal,  afford 
a  basis  of  comparison,  and  further  investigation  has  been 
made  on  that  line.  Some  of  the  suffixes  enter  largely  into 
the  sermo  familiaris,  as  -tudo,  -tor,  diminutives,  etc.,  and  a 
noticeably  frequent  use  of  these  stamps  at  once  an  author's 
style  as  colloquial  and  free.  In  Comedy,  Satire,  and  Epistles 
we  naturally  expect  to  find  a  preponderance  of  this  element. 
The  purity  and  dignity  of  our  author's  diction  is  very  manifest 
as  the  comparison  proceeds. 

DIMINUTIVES  :  From  the  original  signification  of  "  small- 
ness  in  size,"  diminutives  have  come  by  an  easy  and  natural 
transition  to  be  used  with  many  varieties  and  shades  of 
meaning.  They  are  used  to  express  love,  desire,  grief, 
blame,  etc.,  and  are  frequent  as  terms  of  endearment,  abuse, 
and  contempt.  Solent  diminutiva  necessariae  significationis 
causa  vel  tirbanitatis  proferri  (Prise.).  In  many  cases  it  is 


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impossible  to  discover  any  diminutive  force.  It  has  been 
asserted  (G.  Miiller,  p.  14)  that  "smallness  in  size"  could 
not  have  been  the  original  meaning,  arguing  from  the 
diversity  of  meaning  seen  in  the  developed  literature,  and 
that  a  simple  desire  for  smoothness  of  utterance  led  writers 
to  their  free  use.  It  might  better  be  argued  that  this  loss  of 
meaning  as  literature  grew  is  due  to  frequent  use,  a  thing 
seen  very  early  in  the  literature,  e.g.  ancilla  in  Terence, 
muliercula  in  Plautus.  A  very  good  example  of  the  gradual 
weakening  of  diminutive  force  is  seen  in  the  use  of  adulescens 
and  adulescentulus  in  Plautus  and  Terence.  In  Plautus  we 
find  adulescentulus  twelve  times,  and  always  with  some  di- 
minutive force,  sometimes  in  the  sense  of  "  hasty  young 
man,"  "poor  young  man,"  while  adulescens  occurs  one 
hundred  and  twenty-nine  times ;  in  Terence,  the  diminutive 
occurs  twenty-three  times  and  the  primitive  thirty-one,  with 
no  perceptible  difference  in  meaning  except  that  there  may 
be  in  one  or  two  instances  in  the  diminutive  a  slight  shade  of 
pity.  The  primitive  is,  however,  used  more  often  of  the 
leading  character  in  the  play,  though  it  is  once  applied  to  a 
leno. 

The  dying  out  of  diminutive  power  is  likewise  shown  fi) 
by  the  formation  of  double  diminutives,  e.g.  puellula  (Ter.)  ; 
(2)  by  the  use  of  a  diminutive  form  modified  by  a  minifying 
adjective,  e.g.  pisciculi  minuti  (Ter.),  (cf.  magna  fornactila, 
Juvenal)  ;  (3)  by  the  introduction  of  a  very  great  number  by 
the  authors  of  the  Silver  Latin  (Paucker,  p.  39,  estimates  the 
number  of  new  words  at  225)  ;  and  (4)  by  the  many  forms 
preserved  in  the  Romance  Languages  entirely  devoid  of  di- 
minutive force  (cf.  Etienne). 

In  his  use  of  diminutives  Plautus  has  many  interesting 
peculiarities,  and  uses  them  more  freely  and  more  to  the 
point  than  perhaps  any  other  Latin  author.  He  is  very  fond 
of  using  them  as  terms  of  abuse  and  endearment  (Asin.  664- 
668);  with  such  adjectives  as  tener,  mollis,  dulcis ;  with 
minifying  adjectives  to  express  "intensified  littleness;"  in 
peculiar  forms,  peditastelli,  Olympisce,  Stephaniscidium,  etc. 

Terence  is  peculiarly  moderate  in  the  use  of  diminutives, 


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where  as  a  writer  of  comedy  he  might  have  had  great  free- 
dom. As  terms  of  endearment,  he  has  capitulum  (Eun.  531), 
and  Philotium  (Hec.  81,  197).  Of  irregular  forms  we  find 
parasitaster  (Ad.  779);  homuncio  (Eun.  591);  Syrisce 
(Eun.  772,  775;  Ad.  763).  Instead  of  homuncio  Plautus 
uses  homullus  and  homunculus. 

Terence  has  one  example  of  a  change  of  gender  in  the 
diminutive  from  that  of  the  primitive,  stipula  from  stipes 
(stips). 

Rassow  (p.  598,  Jahrbiicher)  does  not  distinguish  between 
the  diminutive  and  instrumental  suffixes,  culum,  brum,  etc. 
The  latter  should  be  in  a  separate  class  (cf.  below). 

Terence's  words  are  ;  adulescentula,  adulescentulus,  ^  agellus, 
aedicula,  ancilla,  ancillula,  anicula,  articulus,  cella,  cellula, 
cistella,  diecula,  digitulus,  Jlabellulum,  Jlabellum  (flabellifera, 
Plaut),  homuncio,  lacrimola,  lectulus,  parasitaster,  paululum, 
pauxillulum,  peniculus  (Pkilotium),  piscicuhis,  pistrilla, 
puella,  puellula,  ratiuncula,  sacellum,  scrupulus,  servolus, 
stipula  {Syrisce),  ventulus,  villa,  villum. 

VII.     SUFFIXES  -TUDO,  -TAS. 

There  seems  to  be  no  appreciable  difference  in  meaning 
attaching  to  -tudo  and  -tas.  Necessitas  and  necessitudo  with 
equal  exactness  are  rendered  by  our  word  "necessity."  (Gell. 
N.  A.  XIII,  3.) 

-tudo  forms  are  heavier,  more  sonorous,  and,  from  an  ex- 
amination of  the  literature,  are  seen  to  have  been  freely  used 
in  early  Latin,  much  less  in  the  classical  period,  and  were 
revived  partly  in  imitation  in  the  late  Latin,  the  Church 
Fathers  especially  being  fond  of  them.  They  are  distinctly 
a  mark  of  the  sermo  familiaris ;  cf.  Petronius,  who  uses  large 
numbers  of  them.  They  often  occur  as  ana%  hsyofisva,  and 
their  place  is  supplied  by  the  other  abstract  suffixes  -tas, 
-tia,  -tio,  etc. 

-tas  forms  prevail  in  all  periods,  and  usually  supplant  other 

1  Words  in  italics  are  first  found  in  Terence.  The  remaining  are  found  in  Plautus 
except  scrupulus,  and  stipula  (Inscr.). 


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suffixes  from  the  same  root,  a  fact  very  evident  in  later  poets. 
Horace  has  three  forms  in  -tudo  as  against  twenty-five  in  -tas, 
Juvenal  two  in  -tudo  and  twenty  in  -tas. 

Of  -tudo  forms  Plautus  has  many  rare  words ;  out  of 
twenty-three  with  this  suffix,  fourteen  are  ante-classical,  and 
two  of  these  are  a,7toc£  fayo^tsva  (sorditudo  and  saevitudo, 
for  which  sorditus  is  late  Latin,  and  saevitas  classical)  ;  only 
nine  became  classical;  for  five  of  these  forms  (ten  occur- 
rences), consuetudo,  firmitudo,  maestitudo,  suavitudo,  vani- 
tudo,  he  has  also  other  words  (six  occurrences),  consuetio, 
firmitas,  maestitia,  suavitas,  vaniloquentia. 

Plautus  has  seventy-two  words  in  -tas,  twenty-three  in 
-tudo  (3:  i). 

Terence  has  fifty  words  in  -tas,  nine  in  -tudo  (5  :  i). 

Three-fourths  (fifty-six)  of  Plautus'  words  in  -tas  became 
classical,  sixteen  are  ante-classical,  and  two  of  these  are 


Of  Terence's  words  in  -tudo  (nine)  all  became  classical 
save  habitudo  (habitus  (Plaut.)  is  classical;  habitudo,  Cornifi- 
cius)  ;  in  -tas,  all  but  four  became  classical. 

Terence's  words  in  -tudo  are :  aegritudo,  consuetudo  (con- 
suetio, PI.  Amph.  490.  Spengel  would  read  consuetio  in- 
stead of  consuetudo,  And.  439;  but  consuetudo  would  seem 
to  be  better,  occurring  five  times  in  Plautus  and  ten  in 
Terence  as  against  the  single  use  of  consuetio),  fortitude, 
habitudo  (habitus,  Plaut.),  longitude  (longinquitas,  Hec. 
596),  pulchritude  (pulcritas,  o,7ta£  fay.  in  Caecilius),  soli- 
tudo,  sollicitudo  (sollicitatio,  And.  261),  vicissitude  (vicissi- 
tas,  anal;  fay.  in  Att.).  All  but  fortitude,  habitudo,  vicissi- 
tude are  found  in  Plautus. 

In  -tas  (all  the  words  that  are  not  italicized  are  found 
in  Plautus  except  lenitas  (Pac:  lenitudo,  Trag.)  and  vicini- 
tas  (Cato)  ;  the  words  italicized  are  first  found  in  Terence)  : 
adfinitas,  aequanimitas,  aetas,  auctoritas,  benignitas,  boni- 
tas,  calamitas,  calliditas,  civitas,  commoditas,  cupiditas, 
difficultas,  dignitas,  egestas,  facilitas,  facultas,  familiaritas, 
felicitas,  festivitas,  hereditas,  immortalitas,  incommoditas, 


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in f elicit  as,  infirmitas,  importunitas,  largitas,  lenitas,  liberali- 
tas,  libertas,  longinquitas,  necessitas,  nobilitas,  paupertas, 
pietas,  potestas,  pravitas,  protervitas,  satietas  (satias  as  nom. 
in  both  Plaut.  and  Ter.  Noted  as  an  archaism  in  Sallust. 
Schultze,  p.  62),  severitas  (severitudo,  Plaut.),  simultas,  taci- 
turnitas,  tempestas,  utilitas,  vanitas  (vanitudo,  Plaut.),  venus- 
tas,  veritas,  vicinitas  (Cato),  vilitas,  voluntas,  voluptas. 

Of  the  suffix  -ido  Terence  has  but  one  word,  lubido,  also 
found  in  Plautus. 

It  follows  from  these  facts  that  Terence  is  superior  to 
Plautus  in  his  choice  of  words,  is  more  refined,  and  ap- 
proaches more  nearly  the  classical  norm.  There  is  nothing 
here  in  Terence  that  is  distinctively  characteristic  of  the 
common  speech,  as,  e.g.,  mea  commoditas,  mea  festivitas, 
mea  voluptas,  as  terms  of  endearment  in  Plautus.  Eight 
words  are  found  in  the  plural :  calliditas,  commoditas,  cupidi- 
tas,  felicitas,  incommoditas,  voluptas,  aegritudo,  sollicitudo. 

VIII.     SUFFIX  -IA    (-MONIA,   -NTIA,   -IA,  -IBS}. 

-MONIA  (-monium).  Not  many  substantives  with  this 
suffix  are  found  in  comedy;  Terence  has  only  parsimonia, 
matrimonium,  testimonium,  all  of  which  are  found  in  Plautus 
and  need  no  special  comment.  Plautus  has  also  aegrimonia, 
falsimonia,  querimonia,  and  vadimonium. 

-NTIA :  Terence  has  twenty-one  substantives  with  this  suffix 
(eight  of  these  are  in  Plautus)  ;  adulescentia,  amentia  (Pac.) 
benivolentia  (benevolens,  Plaut.),  dementia,  confidentia, 
continentia,  dementia,  diligentia,  elegantia,  eloquentia  (facun- 
ditas,  Plaut.),  inconstantia,  inpotentia,  inprudentia,  inpuden- 
tia,  inteltegentia,  licentia,  magnificentia,  neg\egQntia.,firaesentia 
(=  presence,  Ter.),  sententia  (pi.),  vigilantia. 

Plautus  has  twenty-six  substantives  in  -ntia,  most  of  which 
are  common  words:  stultiloquentia  (a7ta£  fay.),  vanilo- 
quentia,  incogitantia  (ct7toc£  /ley.)*  are  worthy  of  mention. 
Terence  has  no  peculiar  forms ;  all  of  his  words  appear  in 
Cicero's  works. 

-IA  (-itia,  -ies)  :  amicitia,  astutia,  audacia,  avaritia,  blanditia 
(Hec.  68,  AbP.  Caec.,  blandities),  controversia,  contumelia, 


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copia,  &un\\z,exsequiae,facundia  (facunditas,  Plaut.),  fallacia, 
familia,  gloria,  gratia,  ignominia  (?),  industria,  indutiae,  in- 
famia,  infitiae,  inimicitia,  iniuria,  iracundia,  inopia,  insania,  in- 
scitia,  iustitia  (iniustitia,  Plaut.),  lascivia,  luxuria,  maceria, 
malitia,  memoria,  militia,  miseria,  modestia,  molestia,  mollities 
(mollitia  abl., Plaut.),  nequities  (nequitiae  Gs.,  Plaut.),  notitia 
(Georges,  Plaut.;  votitam,  As.  iv.  I,  44  Ritschl,  Fl.),  noxia, 
nuptiae,  pecunia,  penuria,  pertinacia,  pudicitia,  pueritia,  re- 
liquiae, saevitia  (saevitudo,  Plaut.),  segnitia  (segnities, Plaut.), 
socordia,  stataria,  stultitia,  superbia,  tristities  (~?&c.),vecordia 
(Sail.),  venia,  vicinia. 

All  in  this  list  are  found  in  Plautus,  except  the  words  in 
italics  ;  in  the  plural  are  :  astutia,  blanditia,  conturnelia,  copia, 
fallacia,  gratia,  ignominia,  inimicitia,  iniuria,  miseria,  molestia, 
noxia ;  only  in  the  plural  are  the  verbals  exsequiae,  indutiae, 
infitiae,  nuptiae,  reliquiae,  one  of  which  Terence  introduced, 
exsequiae  ;  three  forms  in  -ies  are  found,  nollities  (Eun.  222)  ; 
nequitiem  (Ht.  481,  Ad.  358)  ;  tristitiem  (Ad.  267),  (tristi- 
tiae,  And.  235).  Plautus  has  three  words  in  -ies  (found  also 
in  the  first  declension),  intemperies,  materies,  segnities. 

IX.      ABSTRACTS  IN  -OR. 

This  suffix  does  not  occur  as  frequently  in  comedy  as  in 
epic  poetry;  Lucretius  (7,400  verses)  has  49,  while  in 
comedy  (30,000  verses)  not  more  than  35  are  found.  Al- 
though a  great  many  words  with  this  suffix  are  found  in, 
Plautus  and  Terence,  it  distinctly  belongs  to  more  elevated 
poetry.  (Ploen,  p.  42.) 

Terence  has  twelve  substantives  in  this  class,  all  found  in 
Plautus  and  all  classical :  amor,  clamor,  dolor,  error,  honor, 
labor,  languor,  maeror,  nitor,  pudor,  rumor,  timor. 

As  personal  nouns  Terence  has  soror  and  uxor. 

In  the  plural  are  amor,  dolor,  rumor. 

X.     SUFFIX  -IUM. 

There  is  a  slight  preference  in  Terence  for  verbals  over 
denominatives  with  this  suffix,  a  preference  which  is  reversed 
in  Silver  Latin,  where  Paucker  (p.  17)  shows  that  more  de- 


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nominatives  than  verbals  were  introduced.  Terence's  words 
are :  arbitrium,  aucupium,  auxilium,  biennium,  coniugium 
(wedlock),  convicium,  convivium,  desiderium,  dimidium,  dis- 
cidium,  dispendium,  exitium,  flagitium,  gaudium,  imperium, 
infortunium  (Archiv  IV,  p.  409),  ingenium,  initium,  inpluvium, 
iurgium,  medium,  negotium,  obsequium,  odium,  officium,  os- 
tium,  otium,  pallium,  palmarium  (masterpiece),  praedium, 
praemium,  prandium,  principium,prolubium  (A.tt.),remedium 
(Lucr.),  repudium,  senium,  servitium,  silicernium  (Caec.), 
somnium,  stercilinum  (-ium  in  MSS.),  studium,  suavium,  sup- 
plicium,  triennium.  A  few  of  the  above  words  do  not  strictly 
belong  in  this  list,  not  being  abstracts,  inpluvium,  ostium, 
pallium,  prandium,  etc.,  but  are  classed  here  for  convenience. 
Terence  uses  very  few  words  in  -ium  not  found  in  Plautus 
(the  seven  in  italics).  Silicernium  (Ad.  587)  is  used  as  term 
of  abuse  ;  the  masc.  form  is  found  in  Cine.  Alim.  Stercilinum 
(Ph.  526)  as  terms  of  abuse,  and  savium  (Eun.  456)  as 
term  of  endearment,  are  also  found  in  Plautus.  Prolubium, 
Ad.  985,  desire,  found  in  Attius,  is  a  very  rare  word. 

In  the  plural  are  consilium,flagitium,  gaudium,  ingenium, 
negotium,  officium,  praedium,  principium,  studium,  suavium, 
vitium. 

XL      SUFFIX  -BULUM,   -CRUM,   -TRUM. 

Rassow  in  his  classification  has  failed  to  distinguish  in  all 
cases  between  forms  with  this  suffix  and  the  forms  of  the 
diminutives.  For  the  most  part  the  forms  are  from  verb 
stems  and  are  used  to  designate  means,  instrument,  etc. 
All  the  words  found  in  Terence  are  found  in  Plautus. 

Cerebrum,  cubiculum,  curriculum,  deverticulum,  fabula, 
labrum,  lucrum,  membrum,  monstrum,  periculum,  sepulcrum, 
speculum,  tabula,  tenebra,  vocabulum.  (Discipulus,  Archiv  V, 
p.  289.) 

Deverticulum,  Eun.  635,  is  a  place  where  the  road  turns; 
in  Plautus  (Capt.  523)  the  word  means  a  refuge. 

XII.     SUFFIX   -ELA. 

Clientella,  Eun.  1039,  "patronage;  "  Corruptela,  Ad.  793, 
"a  corruptor;"  Tutella,  Hec.  52,  "protection."  Clientella 


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is  not  in  Plautus,  occurs  in  Cicero's  Letters  and  Early 
speeches ;  tutella,  in  Plaut,  and  classical ;  corruptela  = 
corruptor  is  in  Plautus ;  =.  corruption  is  classical. 

XIII.     SUFFIX  -URA. 

Both  -ela  and  -nra  are  favorite  suffixes  in  Silver  and  late 
Latin.  Silver  Latin  adds  fifty  words  in  -ura  (Paucker,  p.  10). 
Its  repeated  occurrence  in  later  Latin  is  a  development  by 
the  side  of  the  future  active  participle  which  becomes  more 
and  more  frequent.  It  has  been  suggested  that  -ura,  from 
its  frequent  occurrence  in  writing  of  agricultural  pursuits,  is 
closely  connected  with  the  sermo  vulgaris  (Schulze,  p.  144). 

Terence  has  six  words  with  this  suffix,  coniectura,  cura- 
tura,  natura,  pictura,  scriptura,  vorsura.  Four  are  found  in 
Plautus ;  curatura  is  ct7ta£  fay.  in  Terence ;  vorsura  oc- 
curs in  a  proverb,  which  reappears  in  Cicero,  and  is  quoted 
by  Lactantius.  Scripturam,  Hec.  24,  Bently  changed  to 
scriptorem,  but  it  is  a  parallel  use  with  corruptela,  Ad.  793, 
=  corruptor.  Hec.  13:  Ad.  I,  scriptura,  =  "something 
written"  (concrete). 

Plautus  has  eighteen  words  with  this  suffix :  desultura,  in- 
sultura,  polluctura,  venatura  are  anal;  fayofteva.  Three 
others  are  ante-classical. 

XIV.     SUFFIX    -MEN,    -MENTUM. 

According  to  Kiihner  and  Gossrau  (p.  249)  -men 
is  early  and  poetical,  becoming  more  frequent  after  the 
Augustan  age ;  -nientum  is  early  prose,  but  in  classical  and 
later  times  is  used  for  the  short  form  in  both  prose  and 
poetry.  This  opinion  is  not  to  be  taken  unqualifiedly.  The 
early  prose  use  of  -mentum  appears  in  Cato,  who  has  ten 
words  in  -mentum,  two  in  -men.  In  Plautus  there  are 
forty-eight  words  in -mentum,  nineteen  in  -men;  in  Terence 
fourteen  in  -mentum,  seven  in  -men.  Ploen  (p.  42)  has 
a  more  careful  statement;  -men  belongs  to  an  elevated 
style  of  writing,  tragedy  and  epic  poetry,  and  there  are  not 
so  many  forms  in  comedy  and  satire ;  -mentum  is  char- 


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acteristic  of  a  less  elevated  style  of  writing,  comedy  show- 
ing fifty-two  examples  of  new  forms,  tragedy  three.  The 
usage  of  Plautus  and  Terence  sustains  this  view.  Of  Plautus' 
nineteen  forms  in  -men,  fourteen  are  classical,  four  ante- 
classical,  one,  sannen,  is  ct7ta£  hey.  For  but  three  of 
these  nineteen  are  there  forms  in  -mentum  to  be  found : 
cognomen  (cognomentum,  Plaut.)  ;  sarmen  (sarmentum, 
classical);  spectamen  (spectamentum,  Aug.).  Of  the 
forms  in  -mentum  fourteen  are  ante-classical,  two  of  which 
are  a7ia£  yley.j  thirteen  have  a  second  form  in  -men,  of 
which  Plautus  uses  one;  eight  are  post-classical,  three  are 
ante-classical,  and  two  are  classical. 

Terence  has  in  -men :  agmen,  columen,  crimen,  limen, 
nomen,  omen,  subtemen  (=  yarn,  Ht.  293).  All  save 
agmen  are  in  Plautus. 

In  -mentum  :  adiumentum,  alimentum,  argumentum,  com- 
mentum,  delectamentum,  detrimentum,  impedimentum,  inter- 
trimentum,  momentum  (momen.,  Enn.),  monumentum,  orna- 
mentum,  pulpamentum,  vestimentum,  salsamenta  (salsura, 
Plaut). 

Six  are  probably  first  used  by  Terence,  of  which  alimentum, 
delectamentum,  detrimentum,  intertrimentum  are  in  Cicero ; 
momentum  in  Ovid;  salsamenta  in  Varro  (salsamentum 
in  Cicero). 

•  For  twelve  of  these  forms  no  form  in  -men  is  found ;  Enn. 
and  Lucr.  have  momen  (=  momentum)  ;  late  Latin  (Arn.) 
has  salsamen,  Plaut.  salsura  (=  salsamentum). 

In  Silver  Latin  Paucker  (p.  13)  shows  that  there  was  a 
preference  for  the  long  form,  forty-two  words  in  -mentum  and 
twenty-six  in  -men  being  adopted  at  this  time. 

In  African  writers  -mentum  is  found  doing  service  for  -tio, 
and  not  as  an  instrumental  suffix  (Schulze,  p.  158). 

XV.     SUFFIX    -TIO  (-70),  -TUS  (-US}. 

The  form  in  -tio  is  frequent  in  the  sermo  cotidianus  and 
less  elevated  writing,  while  -tus  is  more  characteristic  of  ele- 
vated styles  of  composition.  In  tragedy  and  epic  poetry  the 


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preference  for -tus  is  very  marked.  Ploen  (p.  43)  counts  fifty- 
two  forms  in  -tits  and  two  in  -tio  introduced  by  epic  poets, 
twenty-five  in  -tus  and  nine  in  -tio  by  tragic  poets.  The 
preference  for  -tio  is  distinctly  felt  in  Plautus ;  in  Terence  the 
distinction  is  not  finely  drawn.  Plautus,  out  of  seventy  words 
where  the  literature  offers  a  choice  between  -tio  and  -tus,  i.e., 
potio  or  potus,  chooses  three-fifths  in  -tio  where  classical  Latin 
chooses  three-fifths  in  -tus  of  the  same  words.  Nineteen  of 
these  seventy  words  in  Plautus  are  ante-classical,  sixteen  of 
which  are  in  -tio.  Plautus  also  has  several  a7ta£  fayoftEva-, 
in  -tio  :  subigitatio,  congeminatio ,  etc. ;  others  are  Plautine  : 
amatio,  famigeratio,  etc.  Of  thirty-one  words  in  Terence  for 
which  the  literature  developed  both  forms,  fifteen  in  -tio  and 
fifteen  in  -tus  are  found  in  his  plays,  while  for  one  word  he  has 
both  forms,  abitio,  abitus.  Of  the  words  in  -tus  all  are  classi- 
cal ;  of  those  in  -tio  thirteen  are  classical,  and  but  two  are  rare 
in  early  and  late  Latin.  A  great  number  of  Terence's  words  in 
-tio  (twenty-two)  are  not  found  in  Plautus,  less  m-tus  (twelve)  ; 
for  none  of  these  -tio  forms  however  does  Plautus  use  forms  in 
-tus,  while  for  six  of  Terence's  words  in  -tus  (-sus)  (abortus, 
compressus,  conventus,  partus,  quaestus,  risus),  he  does  use 
-tio  (-sio)  forms  (for  two  Plautus  has  only -tio  forms,  abortus, 
conventus}. 

In  -tio  Terence  has:  abitio,  cautio,  certatio  (certamen, 
Plaut.) ,  circumitio,  cognito,  coitio  (  =  a  meeting,  not  found  again 
in  this  sense,  Lewis),  commemoratio,  coniuratio,  consultatio, 
deambulatio,  delectatio,  dictio  (—  right  of  giving  testimony), 
discessio  (  =  divorce,  very  rare),  erratic,  exclusio,  existumatio, 
expectatio,  inceptio,  integratio,  itio,  mansio,  mentio,  monstratio 
(only  in  Ter.  and  Vitr.,  Lewis),  mutatio,  narratio,  occasio, 
oppressio  (oppressiunculae,  Plaut.;  oppressus,  Lucr.),  oratio, 
pollicitatio,  postulatio,  purgatio,  raptio  ( =  abduction  ;  raptus 
is  classical),  ratio,  reditio,  simulatio,  sollicitatio  (=  anxiety  in 
Ter.  alone;  sollicitudo,  Plaut.),  condicio,  opinio,  regio,  religio, 
suspicio.  Condicio,  itio,  mansio,  pollicitatio,  ratio,  regio,  sus- 
picio  are  used  in  the  plural.  All  the  words  save  those  in 
italics  (Terence's)  are  found  in  Plautus.  Deambulatio, 
integratio,  raptio  are  not  found  until  late  Latin  (cf.  p.  12)  ; 


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coniuratio  again  in  Pliny,  Pan. ;   exclusio  and  monstratio  in 
Vitr. ;   coitio  in  Cicero  =  plot. 

In  -tus  Terence  has:  abitus,  abortus  (Archiv.  V,  p.  102) 
(abortio,  Plaut),  actus  (=  an  act  of  a  play),  adventus,  captus 
(captio,  Plaut.),  compressus  (compressiones  also  in  Plaut.), 
conatus  (conatum,  Plaut. ;  conamen,  Lucr.),  conspectus,  con- 
ventus  (contio,  Plaut.),  cruciatus  (cruciamentum,  Plaut.), 
exercitus,  fructus,  gemitus,  gestus,  iactus,  iniussus,  impulsus, 
luctus,/z^tr?/.y  (=  debauchery ),mercatus  (mercatura,  =  goods, 
also  in  Plaut.),  metus,  obitus,  ornatus,  paratus  (again  as 
subst.  in  Ovid),  partus  (partio  and  partitudo  also  in  Plaut), 
quaestus  (quaestio  also  in  Plaut.),  risus  (risiones  a7ia£  /le^. 
in  Plaut.),  screatus,  cf.  III.  (Plaut.  has  from  this  root 
screator),  sensus  (=  feelings)  (Lucr.),  status,  strepitus, 
suasus  (Plaut.,  Pers.  4,  4,  48,  (597),  rejected  by  Ritschl.), 
sumptus,  usus,  vestitus,  victus. 

XVI.     FORCE   OF   SUBSTANTIVES   IN  -TIO. 

Verbal  substantives  in  -tio  are  regarded,  with  the  infinitive, 
as  a  connecting  link  between  the  noun  and  the  verb.  The 
question  as  to  whether  the  noun  or  the  verb  was  first  in  de- 
velopment in  the  history  of  language  may  never  be  settled, 
and  it  may  be  granted  that  they  were  contemporary  in  their 
antiquity.  Be  that  as  it  may,  a  distinction  now  exists,  though 
traces  of  a  mixed  use  of  the  verbal  nouns  remain.  In  Sans- 
krit the  verbal  noun  governs  an  object  in  the  accusative ;  in 
Greek  the  adjective,  but  not  the  verbal  noun,  is  found 
governing  the  accusative ;  in  Latin  the  verbal  noun  gives 
evidence  of  more  activity  than  in  the  Greek,  though  less  than 
in  the  Sanskrit.  In  Plautus  we  find  verbals  in  -tio  fol- 
lowed by  the  accusative ;  in  other  authors  the  dative  is  used 
in  this  construction  as  with  the  gerundive,  and  such  phrases 
as  domum  reditio,  legatio  Romam,  mansio  Formiis  are  found 
in  Caesar,  Livy,  and  Cicero. 

In  Plautus,  eleven  examples  of  the  accusative  with  -tio 
forms  are  cited;  Amph.  520,  quid  tibi  hanc  curatiost  rem? 
Asin.  920;  Aul.  3,  2,  9  (423)  :  4,  10,  14  (744)  ;  Cas.  2,  6, 
54(406);  True.  2,  7,  62  (623);  Cure.  626;  Poen.  5,  5, 


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29  (1308);  Most,  i,  i.  33.  In  this  construction  tactio  is 
found  five  times,  curatio  twice,  aditio,  circumlocutio,  notio, 
receptio  once  each.  The  sentence  is  always  in  the  form  of  a 
question  (Klihner,  II.,  p.  195). 

Ploen  (p.  41,  note)  claims  one  example  for  Caecilius,  v. 
62,  quid  tibi  aucupatiost  argumentum  aut  de  amore  verbifi- 
catiost  patri? 

In  Terence  no  example  of  the  accusative  is  found  with 
-tioy  but  a  dative  with  cautio  est,  etc.  (equivalent  to  cavendum 
est),  is  found.  Examples  of  this  construction  in  Terence 
are:  And.  400,  puerum  autem  ne  r e  seise  at  mihi  esse  ex  ilia 
cautiost.  Eun.  671,  quid  hue  tibi  reditiost  ?  quid  vestis 
mutatiost  ?  (Muta  vestem,  Eun.  3,  5,24:  61  :  62:  64:). 
Hec.  650,  Nulla  tibi,  Pamphile,  hie  iam  consultatiost ;  cf.  also 
Ad.  421  ;  Ph.  293. 

XVII.     NOMINA  AGENTIS.     -A,  -US,  -ARIUS,   -O  (-70),   -TOR 

(-TRIX}. 

-a,  Terence  has  three  (advena,  conviva,  mastigia),  all  in 
Plautus. 

-us,  Terence  has   two   (coquus,  lanius),  both  in  Plautus. 

-arms  (properly  an  adjective  suffix),  Terence  has  adver- 
sarius,  cetarius,  cuppedinarius,  extrarius,  mercennarius.  Ad- 
versarius  and  mercennarius  are  in  Plautus.  Of  the  three 
introduced  by  Terence  extrarius  (^stranger)  is  next  used 
byAppuleius;  cuppedinarius,  Eun.  256  (  =  confectioner),  is 
next  again  in  Lampridius,  cuppedium  (=  a  dainty  dish)  is 
in  Plautus;  cetarius,  cf.  Cic.  De  Off.  I.,  42,  150,  —  Mini- 
meque  artes  eae  probandae,  quae  sunt  ministrae  voluptatum; 
"  Cetariiy  lanii,  coqui,  fartores,  piscatores"  ut  ait  Terentius 
(Eun.  257). 

Of  these  three  suffixes,  more  or  less  characteristic  of  the 
sermo  familiaris,  Plautus  used  many  more  :  in  -a,  twenty-six ; 
in  -Tis,  five ;  in  -arius,  thirty. 

-o  (-io),  -onis:  That  this  suffix  belongs  especially  to  the 
sermo  familiaris  is  made  evident  by  the  great  number  ad- 
opted by  writers  of  comedy.  Ploen  (p.  38)  gives  the 


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number  for  comedy  forty-seven,  for  satire  ten,  for  tragedy 
two,  for  epic  poetry  two,  for  lyric  three. 

Fisch,  Berlin,  1890,  has  published  an  elaborate  account 
of  the  use  of  "nomina  personalia"  in  -<?,  -onis  throughout 
the  literature,  including  late  authors,  church  fathers,  jurists, 
grammarians,  and  lists  of  words  in  glossaries. 

Fisch  (p.  47)  says  that  Terence  is  much  more  delicate 
(yiel  feiner)  than  Plautus  in  his  selection  of  words  in  -o, 
-onis,  as  in  every  other  respect.  Plautus  has  many  more 
words  and  occurrences  of  words  of  this  suffix  than  Terence, 
and  uses  them  with  greater  "  comica  vis." 

The  list  for  Terence  is:  Centurio,  Babylo  (a7ta£  fay.), 
ganeo  (Naevius),  gerro,  helluo,  homuncio,  leno,  nebula, 
praedo,  verbero  (and  in  Archaic  Latin  homo  (-onis),  per- 
haps virgo  (-onis),  nemo,  Fisch,  p.  151,  ff.). 

Babylo  is  a7toc£  fay.  in  Ter.      (Archiv  V,  p.  62.) 

Gerro,  Ht,  1033-4: 

Si  scire  vis  ego  dicam  :  gerro,  iners,  fratis,  helluo, 
Ganneo,  damnosus  : 

Gerro  has  been  called  anal;  fay.  in  Terence  (cf.  p.  10) 
on  the  authority  of  the  various  lexica  (especially  cf.  Nettle- 
ship  under  this  word). 

In  the  line  quoted  above  we  have  the  best  example  in 
Terence  of  the  familiar  use  of  words  in  -o,  -onis  as  abu- 
sive epithets ;  helluo  is  also  found  in  Turpilius ;  ganeo  is 
found  in  Naevius  (Fest.  p.  29);  cf.  Cic.  Cat.  2,  4,  7: 
Quis  parricida,  quis  ganeo,  quis  nepos,  quis  adulter,  etc., 
which  shows  the  atmosphere  of  the  word. 

Homuncio,  Eun.  591,  diminutive  as  term  of  endearment 
or  in  playfulness,  occurs  here  for  the  first  time,  but  is  a 
favorite  word  later.  Augustus  used  it  playfully  of  Horace. 
(Suet.  vit.  Horat.  Saepe  eum  inter  alios  iocos purissimum 
penem  et  homuncionem  lepidissimum  appellat.} 

Nebulo,  Eun.  269;  717;  785  (cf.  Archiv  V,  p.  79;  Fisch 
p.  7).  There  is  a  tradition  that  Scipio  Africanus  Maior 
coined  this  word  after  the  analogy  of  other  words  in  -o,  in 
a  reply  to  an  accusation  of  M.  Naevius,  tribune  of  the  people, 


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that  he  had  received  a  bribe  from  King  Antiochus,  Gell.  IV, 
1 8,  3;  relinquamus  nebulonem  hunc,  eamus  hinc  protinus 
lovi  optimo  maximo  gratulatum,  cf.  Livy,  38,  56. 

Terence  doubtless  caught  the  word  from  Scipio.  It  is 
significant  that  the  word  is  also  found  in  Lucilius,  another 
member  of  the  Scipionic  Circle. 

Verbero,  Ph.  684,  850,  belongs  essentially  to  the  sermo 
servilis.  Plautus  uses  the  word  twenty-one  times  of  a  slave 
and  once  of  a  leno ;  Terence  has  the  woi*d  twice,  each  time 
of  a  slave. 

Proper  names  in  -o,  -onis,  are  of  interest  in  this  connection 
(cf.  p.  8). 

-tor  (jtrix)  :  This  suffix  is  found  throughout  the  litera- 
ture in  very  great  numbers  and  without  special  coloring  in 
any  department  of  language.  Its  constant  use  is  due  to  its 
convenience  and  brevity,  being  a  ^short  form  for  an  explana- 
tory relative  clause.  It  is  sometimes  claimed  (cf.  Schulze, 
p.  119,  Dissert.  Phil.  Halenses,  1886)  that  the  frequent  use  of 
-tor  is  a  mark  of  the  sermo  familiaris. 

Plautus  has  proportionately  a  much  greater  number  than 
Terence,  both  of  the  masculine  and  feminine  form.  Terence 
has  no  occurrence  of  a  form  in  -tor  doing  service  as  a  fem- 
inine form,  as  for  example  portitor,  Plaut,  Men.  117. 

Terence  has  two  words  anal;  fayofisva,  -contortor ,pr demon- 
strator ;  several  are  not  used  again  till  late  in  the  literature, 
-exorator  (Tert),  extortor  (Cypr.),  inceptor  (Avien.  Arat). 

Terence  has  the  following  words  (those  not  in  italics  are 
found  in  Plautus)  :  actor,  adiutor,  amator,  auctor,  contortor, 
commissator,  corrector,  defensor,  exorator  (sinite  exorator  sim, 
=exorem,  Hec.  10),  extortor,  fartor  (=  poulterer.  In  Plaut. 
Turc.  I,  2,  12,  (=rsausage-maker)  in  a  doubtful  passage. 
Ritschl  reads  factores),  gladiator  (in  plural  =exhibition  of 
gladiators,  so  in  Cic.),  imperator,  impulsor,  inceptor  (Avien. 
Arat.),  inventor,  mercator,  monitor,  orator  (oratrix,  Plaut.), 
perfector,  piscator,  portitor,  praemonstrator  (praemonstrare, 
Plaut.),  precator  (= intercessor ;  the precator  is  to  the  servus 
what  the  patronus  is  to  the  cliens,  Archiv.  II,  p.  228. 
Precator  doesn't  appear  again  till  4th  cent.  A.D.,  in  Symm.), 


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spectator  (spectatrix,  Plaut.),  tutor,  veterator  (Camerarius, 
and  other  editors  in  Plaut.  Most.  607;  Wagner,  et  al.  unose). 

Of  the  feminine  form  Terence  has  adutrix  (Plaut.,  Ter. 
-tor],  adversatrix,  compotrix  (Plaut.,  potator),  fautrix  (Plaut., 
-tor) ,  gubernatrix  (Plaut.,  -tor),  meretrix,  nutrix,  obstetrix, 
servatrix  (Plaut.,  -tor).  Advosatrix  is  a  rare  word;  advor- 
sator  appears  in  Appuleius  as  a7ia£  hey. ;  adversarius  is 
the  common  word. 

Compotrix,  instead  of  which  Plautus  uses  potator,  was 
doubtless  coined  by  Terence.  It  does  not  occur  again  till 
the  time  of  the  Christian  writer  Sidonius. 

Of  words  in  -trix  Plautus  has  many  peculiar  forms,  seven 
are  given  by  Lewis  and  Short  as  a7tcc£  /le/o^sz'a,  -adsen- 
tatrix,  ambestrix  (Amm.  Marc.),  cistellatrix,  suppostrix, 
restitrix,  oblatratrix,  subigitatrix . 

XVIII.     DERIVATIVES. 

In  forming  derivatives  with  various  suffixes  from  the  same 
radical  Plautus  is  much  more  fertile  than  Terence.  In  many 
instances  there  is  little  or  no  difference  in  meaning,  especially 
in  the  abstract  forms. 

Terence  has  :  abitio-abitus ;  actor-actus  ;  adiutor-adiutrix- 
adiumentum ;  advena-adventus ;  adversarius-adversatrix- 
adversum  ;  conviva-convivium  ;  cura-curatura  ;  delectatio- 
delectatnentuw. ;  dictio-dictum;  error-erratio  ;  facinus-factum  ; 
inceptio-inceptor-inceptum  ;  iniuria-iniussus-inustitia  ;  inpul- 
sor-inpulsus ;  inventor-inventum ;  libertas-libertus ;  longin- 
quitas-longitudo  ;  oratio-orator-oratum  ;  pauperies-paupertas  ; 
ornatus-ornamentum ;  pudor-pudictia  ;  servitium-servitus  ; 
vestimentum-vestitus. 


Terence  has  made  use  of  950  substantives  altogether,  not 
including  proper  names.  The  great  majority  of  these  words 
are  such  as  go  to  make  up  the  vocabulary  of  any  author,  a 
few  are  necessary  from  the  subject-matter,  and  some  are 
characteristic  of  the  author.  The  attempt  has  been  made  to 


discover  under  certain  classifications  what  words  are  pecul- 
iarly characteristic  of  Terence,  and  if  possible  to  definitely 
arrange  and  classify  these  forms.  The  use  of  statistics  to 
prove  points  in  style  is  not  always  convincing  or  satisfying, 
and  doubtless  in  this  attempt  the  writer  may  seem  at  times 
to  have  drawn  forced  conclusions,  and  in  other  instances  may 
have  failed  to  do  his  author  justice.  Exactness  in  detail  is 
difficult  to  attain  in  such  studies,  and  it  is  not  probable  that 
mistakes  have  always  been  avoided ;  again,  in  parts  of  the 
work  more  complete  collections  of  the  words  found  in  other 
authors  will  discover  errors  in  the  comments  on  individual 
words,  especially  in  the  list  assigned  to  Terence  for  the  first 
use.  From  the  studies  upon  the  various  tests  of  style 
the  conclusion,  however,  is  easy  that  Terence  deserves 
his  reputation  for  refinement.  Engelbrecht  (p.  79),  from  a 
study  of  the  peculiar  forms  in  Plautus  and  Terence,  claims 
for  Terence  a  latinity  more  like  Cicero  than  like  Plautus. 
This  limited  study  of  the  substantives  in  Plautus  and  Terence 
points  to  a  similar  conclusion.  This  tendency  on  the  part  of 
Terence  toward  classical  latinity  is  due  no  doubt  in  large 
part  to  the  fact  that  he  wrote  with  the  express  purpose  of 
elevating  the  taste  of  the  people  and  to  please  a  circle  of  cul- 
tured and  noble  friends,  of  whom  it  is  said  in  the  prologue 
to  the  Adelphoe,  "  Earn  laudem  hie  ducit  maximam,  cum  illis 
placet." 


INDEX    OF    SUBSTANTIVES 


ABBREVIATIONS  :  And.  =  Andria.  Eun.  =  Eunuchus.  Ht.  =  Heauton  Timorumenos. 
Ph.  =  Phormio.  Hec.  =  Hecyra.  Ad.  =  Adelphoe. 

NS.  =  Norn.  Singular.  GS.,  DS.,  Ac.,  V.,  Ab.,  Loc.  —  NP.  ==Nom.  Plural.  GP.,  DP., 
AP.,  AbP. 


abitio,  NS.     Ht.  190. 

abitus,  Ab.     Ht.  414,  746. 

abortus,   Ac.     Hec.  398. 

accipiter,  DS.     Ph.  330. 

actor,  NS.     Ht.   13.     GS.     Ph.   10, 

33.     Ac.  Ht.  12. 
actus,  Ab.  Hec.  39. 
Adelphoe,  Ace.    Ad.  n. 
adfinis,  NS.       Ht.    936.      Ad.   948. 

Ac.   Ph.  582.    Ab.  Hec.  807.  NP. 

Hec.  211.     AP.     Ht.  215. 
adfinitas,  Ac.     And.  247.    Hec.  252, 

636,  723-  . 

adiumenturh,  GS.     Ph.  105. 
adiutor,  NS.      Ht.  875.      Hec.  721. 

Ad.  146,  967.     Ac.     Ph.  q6o. 
adiutrix,  NS.     Eun.*  885.     Hec.  32, 

48,  705.  NP.  Ht.  992. 
adulescens,  NS.   Eun.  617,  1014. 

Ht.  403,  Ph.  92,  294,  Hec.  138, 

Ad.  8,  760.   GS.  And.  466,  Ht. 

[515,  Dz.],  531,  Ph.  731,  762,  Ad. 

722.  DS.  And.  488  (fern),  Eun. 

430,  Ht.  534,  Ph.  361,  752.  Ad. 

214,  218,  318.  Ac.   Eun.  204, 

478,  Ht.  412,  Hec.  556,  Ad.  61. 

V.  Ph.  378.  Hec.  803.  GP.  Ht. 

2.  Ad.  188,  207.  AP.  Ht.  213, 

474- 
adulescentia,   NS.  Ht  215.    Ad.  53, 

470.    DS.    Ph.  274,  Hec.  542.    Ac. 

Eun.  383,  Ad.  152,  992.    Ab.    Ad. 

41. 
adulescentula,   Ac.     And.  118,    Ht. 

602,  654. 
adulescentulus,  NS.     Eun.  423,  686, 

931,   Ht.  113,  GS.     Ht.   100,  546, 

Ph.  281,  DS.     And.  828,  Ht.  477. 

Ac.     Eun.  943,  949,  1021,  Ht  93, 

1045,  Ph-  6>  Ad-  IOI<  II2<  NP- 
And.  55,  Eun.  539,  Ht.  51.  DP. 
Eun.  940.  Hec.  619.  AP.  And. 
910. 


advena,  NS.     Ht.  96. 

adventus,  NS.     Ph.  608,  GS.     Ph. 

154,  Ac.     And.  844,  Eun.  259,  Ph. 
.315,  Hec.  77,  290,  370,  Ab.'    Hec. 

816. 
adversarius,    GP.      Hec.    22.      DP. 

Ph.  237.     AP.     Hec.  72,  Ad.  2. 
adversum,  GS.    Ht.  3^5.     NP.  Hec. 

388. 
advocatus,    NS.      Eun.    340.      Ad. 

677.     Ac.     Ad.  646.     AP.     Eun. 

764. 

advorsatrix,  NS.     Ht.  1007. 
aedes,  NP.    Ht.  254.    Ad.  912.    GP. 

Ph.    753.     AP.     And.    773,   Eun. 

773,  897,  Ht.  145,  275.     Ph.  706, 

Hec.  563,  Ad.  88,  180, 581.     AbP. 

And.  364,  Eun.  367,  784,  Ht  140, 

902,  Hec.  679. 
aedicula,  NP.     Ph.  663. 
aedilis,  NP.     Eun.  20. 
aegritudo,  NS.    And.  961.    Ht.  424. 

Hec.  223,  Ad.  312.     Ac.    Ht.  422, 

680.     Ab.      Eun.   552.     Ht.    123, 

506.     Ph.  750.     GP.     Ht.  539. 
aemulus,  Ac.     Eun.  214,  623. 
aequalis,  Ac.     Eun.  327,     Ad.  466. 

DS.      Ht.    417.    GP.     And.   453, 

Ph.  887. 

aequanimitas,  NS.    Ph.  34.    Ad.  24. 
aequum,   GS.     Ht.    788.     Ph.    637. 

Ac.     Ht.  642.    Hec.  225.    Ad.  64. 
aerumna,  Ac.     Ph.  242.     Ab.  Hec. 

876.    AP.   And.  655.    AbP.  Hec. 

288. 

aes.     Ab.     Ph.  511. 
Aeschinus,    NS.     Ad.   26,  82,    147, 

260,  326,  462,  588,  634.     Ac.     Ad. 

237,  292,  330,  636.     V.     Ad.  160, 

175,  190,  268,  407,  449,  620,  631, 

637,  677,  679,  901,  989.     Ab.    Ad. 

356. 
Aesculapius,  V.     Hec.  338. 


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aetas,  NS.     And.  54,  443,  Eun.  375, 

Ht.    133,  233,  555,  Ph.    423,  570, 

1024,  Hec.  75,  619,  Ad.  835,  856. 

GS.    Ht.  no,  Hec.  594,  596.   DS. 

Hec.  334.     AC.     And.  286,  Eun. 

113,   734,   Ht.   59,   392,  716,    Ph. 

417,  434,  Hec.  207,  225,  284,  747, 

Ad.  108,  869.    Ab.     And.  72,  539, 

Eun.  473,  Ht.  115,  Ph.  1022,  Hec. 

737,  747,  Ad.  110,  832,  870. 
Aethiopia,  Ab.     Eun.  165,  471. 
agellus,  GS.     Ad.  949. 
ager,  NS.    Ph.  661.    Ac.    Eun.  972, 

Ht.  54.  63,  [64  Dz.],  146,  Ph.  364. 
agmen,  Ac.     Eun.  774. 
alienus,   NS.      Ph.   545,  582.      Ac. 

Ht.  1029. 

aliena,  AP.     Ht.  76,  504. 
alimentum,  AbP.     Ht.  836. 
amans,NS.    And.  76,  Ph.  756.     GP. 

And.  555.     AP.     Ht.  570. 
amator,  NS.  Ht.  453,  Hec.  835.  Ac. 

And.  718,  Eun.  794.     Ab.     Eun. 

936.     NP.     Ht.  389.     AP.     Eun. 

665.     Hec.  59. 
ambages,  AP.     Ht.  318. 
amentia,  NS.      Ht.   974,  Hec.  672. 

Ab.     And.  887. 
arnica,  NS.    And.  216,  Ht.  328,  853, 

908,  GS.    Ht.  189,  223,     DS.    Ht. 

534,  856,  911,  Ac.     Ht.  104,  333, 

333,  567.  67°'  697>  7I2>  7H»  7^7» 
819,  899,  913,  Ph.  1041,  Hec,  541, 
551,  684,  Ad.  800.  Ab.  Eun.  4915, 
Ht.  690,  Ph.  1039,  Ad.  253.  NP. 
Hec.  790.  AP.  Hec.  592,  791. 

amicitia,  NS.  And.  820.  GS.  And. 
a.  e.  8.  Ht.  57.  Ac.  And.  326, 
538,  Ph.  432,  Hec.  533.  Ab. 
Hec.  764,  Ad.  67,  250. 

amicus,  NS.  And.  970.  Eun.  135, 
Ph.  35,  324,  496,  562,  1049,  Hec. 
766,  Ad.  440,  529,  645,  651.  GS. 
Ht.  689,  695,  Ph.  650,  812,  DS. 
And.  570,  Ht.  417,  910,  Ph.  562. 
Ac.  And.  2915,  718,  813,  Eun. 
148,  Ht.  567,  Ph.  128,  380,  598, 
728,  Ad.  465,  V.  Eun.  560,  NP. 
Eun.  238,  Ph.  431,  624,  703.  GP. 
And.  a.  e.  12,  Eun.  760,  Ht.  24, 
574,  Ad.  804.  DP.  Ad.  532.  AP. 
And.  66,  68,  373,  Eun.  149,  279, 
Ht.  194,  Ph.  313,  843,  Hec.  798. 
AbP.  Ph.  513,  Hec.  211, 

amor,  NS.  And.  261,  279,  Eun.  77, 
88 1,  Hec.  404,  407.  Ad.  470.  GS. 
And.  555,  Eun.  92,  878,  Ht.  801, 
Ph.  834,  DS.  Eun.  1076,  Ht.  110, 
395.  Hec.  122,  294,  448,  583,  Ac. 


And.  132,  135,  155,  307,312,  326, 
652,  Eun.  926,  1038,  Ht.  264,  351, 
Ph.  518,  Hec.  170,  744.  Ab.  And. 
211,  829,  (a.  e.  4).  Eun.  59,  72, 
98,  226,  298,  Ht.  230,  Ph.  163, 
Hec.  281,  Ad.  589.  AP.  And. 

9'3- 

ancilla,  NS.  And.  461,  514,  [756 
Dz.].  Ac.  And.  838.  '  Ph.  511. 
Ab.  Eun.  347,  NP.  Ht.  130,  246, 
Hec.  367.  GP.  Ht.  245,  AP. 
Eun.  581,  Ht.  142,  252,  301,  451, 
744,  893,  Hec.  773. 

ancillula,  NS.  Ht.  293,  Ph.  665. 
Ac.  Eun.  166,  Ph.  838.  Ab.  Ht. 
252. 

Andria,  NS.  And.  73,  215.  DS. 
And.  85  Ab.  And.  461,  756. 

Andros,  Ac.  And.  222,  923,  Ab. 
And.  70,  931. 

angiportum,  NS.  Ad.  576,  578. 
Ac.  Eun.  845.  Ph.  891. 

anguis,  NS.     Ph.  707. 

angulus,  Ac.     Ad.  785. 

angustum,  Ac.     Ht.  669. 

anicula,  GS.  And.  231.  Ac.  Ph. 
98. 

anima,  Ac.  Ph.  661,  868.  Ad.  314, 
324,  498. 

animus,  NS.  And.  94,  164,  266, 
303,  597>  937-  Eun.  196, 587,  816. 
Ht.  195,  208,  236,  265,  614,  637, 
645,  668,  Ph.  -170,  735,  Hec.  167, 
311,  347,  785,  Ad.  226,  492,  612, 
837,  GS.  And.  114,  Eun.  222, 
274,  1015,  Ht.  120,  727,  Ph.  187, 
Hec.  121,  534,  682,  Ad.  310,  610, 
666,  DS.  And.  263,  273,  641, 
Ph.  245,  250.  Ac.  And.  i,  8,  56, 
125,  188,  193,  260,  272,  333,  339, 
378,  446,  559,  572,  646,  834,  883, 
a.e.  16.  Eun.  44,  143,  397,  490, 
Ht.  41,  49,  loo,  189,  367,  390,  478, 
542,  570,656,  945,  955,  1028,  1063. 
Ph.  24,  160,  240,  774,  868.  Hec. 
5,  50,  99,  264,  277,  292,  294,  297, 
603,  608,  658,  683,  689,  714,  755, 
785,  787,  836.  Ad.  68,  223,  597, 
602,  829,  V.  And.  685.  Eun.  95, 
Ht.  406.  Ab.  And.  24,  262,  283, 
3°7>  397 .  646,  794>  842,  879,  921, 
Eun.  84,  175,  179,  212,  296,  406, 
630*  769,  Ht.  35,  122,  232,  385, 
408,  438,  630,  665,  822,  912,  959, 
962,  Ph.  30,  138,  340,  465,  763, 

821,    957,      964,     965,      1020,     102 1. 

Hec.  28,  201,  270,  389,  472,  502, 
532,  548,  568,  685,  747.  Ad.  30, 
33,  38,  72,  284,  297,  338,  500,  503, 


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5ii,  543>  655,  738,  SiS,  852,  892, 

902,  919,   957.      NP.      Hec.    507. 

AP.     And.  912,  Hec.  248.     AbP. 

Ad.  696. 

annona,  NS.     And.  746. 
annus.     NS.     Ht.    240      Ab.      Ad. 

938.      NP.      Eun.  318,  318.     AP. 

Eun.  526,  693,  Ht.  62,  Ph.  1017. 

Hec.  555.     Ad.  931.    AbP.    Eun. 

236. 
Antiphila,  NS.     Ht.  691.     V.     Ht. 

258*  381,  398,  4°5>  4°8- 

Antipho,  NS.  Ph.  101,  187,  231, 
254,  270,  308,  502.  DS.  Ph.  598, 
753,  842.  Ac.  Eun.  840,  Ph.  192, 
221,  323,  463,  918,  V.  Eun.  565, 
574,  Ph.  163,  202,  204,  216,  465, 
504,  528,  549,  696,  854,  861,  883. 
Ab.  Ph.  612. 

antiquum,  Ac.     And.  817. 

anulus,  NS.  Ht.  614,  653,  Hec.  821, 
Ad.  347.  Ac.  Ht.  650,  Hec.  574, 
811,825,829,846.  Ab.  Hec.  824. 
NP.  Eun.  541. 

anus,  NS.  Ht.  96,  269,  276,  278, 
292,  600,  629.  Ph.  732,  751.  Hec. 
621.  Ad.  617.  GS.  Ht.  287. 
DS.  Ht.  639.  Ac.  Ph.  112, 
Hec.  231. 

Apollo,  GS.     And,  698. 

aqua,  Ab.     Ad.  377. 

aquila,  GS.     Ht.  521. 

ara,  Ac.     Ht.  975,  Ab.     And.  726, 

arhiter,  Ac.     Ht.  500.     Ad.  123. 

arbitrium,  NS.     Ht.  25. 

Archidemedes  Ac.     Eun.  327. 

Archonidus.     GS.     Ht.  1065. 

Archylis.     V.     And.  228,  481. 

argentum,  NS.  Ht.  737,  777,  850, 
Ph.  299,  769,  778,  796,  888,  Ad. 
118,406.  GS.  Ht.  601,  Ph.  557, 
955,  Ad.  192,  Ac.  Ht.  329, 
584,  678,  717,  740,  804,  817,  822, 
831,  893.  Ph.  513,  531,  534,  540, 
593.  679>  695>  699>  7I2»  823,  829, 
839.  859,  922,  935,  947,  Ad.  179, 

195,    202,    369,  410,  628,  977-         V. 

Ht.  512.  Ab.  Ht.  603,  671,  791. 
Ph.  682,  Ad.  204 

argu  men  turn,  Ac.  And.  6.  Ad.  22. 
Ab.  And.  ii.  Ht.  6. 

arma,  AbP.     Eun.  789.     Ht.  112. 

arrabo,  DS.     Ht.  603. 

ars.  NS.  And.  31.  GS.  Ht.  226, 
DS.  Ht.  48,  Hec.  49,  Ac.  Ph.  17, 
Hec.  46,  Ab.  And.  32,  Ht.  366, 
Hec.  23,  Ad.  741,  742.  GP.  Ad. 

259- 
articulus,  Ab,     Ad.  229. 


artifex,  Ac.     Ph.  259. 

arx,  Ac.    Hec.  431,  432.    Ab.    Hec. 

So  i. 
Asia,  Ac.     And.  935.     Ht.  in,  117. 

Ab.     Ht.  181. 
asinus,  NS.    Ht.  877.    V.    Ad.  935. 

Ac.     Eun.  598. 
astu,  Ab.     Eun.  987. 
astutia,  GS.     Ht.  710.     Ab.     And. 

723.     AP.     And.  604. 
atavus,  Ab.     Ph.  395. 
Athenae,  GP.    Hec.  88.    AP.   And. 

907. 

Attica,  Ab.     Eun.  no. 
auctor,  NS.     Ad.  671.      Ab.     Eun. 

1013.      NP.     Ph.  625.     Ad.  939. 

AP.     And.  19. 
auctoritas,  NS.    Hec.  47.    DS.   Hec. 

48.     Ac.     Eun.  390. 
aucupium,  NS.     Eun.  247. 
audacia,    NS.     Eun.    525,  Ph.  182. 

Ac.    And.  217,  Eun.  900,  994,  Ht. 

313,    Ph.    134,    360.      Ab.      And. 

613.     Eun.  958,  Ph.  977. 
auris,  Ac.     Ht.  342.     Ph.  868,  1030. 

AP.   And.  933,  Ht.  330,  Hec.  482. 

AbP.     Ph.  506.     Hec.  363. 
aurum,   NS.     Eun.   n.      GS.     Ph. 

68.     Ac.     Eun.  627,  726,  Ht.  248, 

252,778,855,893.     Ab.     Ht.  288, 

452- 
auxilium,  GS.     Ad.  300,  DS.     Ht. 

992.    Ac.    And.  142,  319,  320,  Ph. 

729,  Ad.  155. 
avaritia,  NS.     Ph.  358. 
avus,  Ab.     Ph.  395. 
Babylo,  NS.     Ad.  915. 
Bacchis,    NS.       Ht.   654,  722,   821, 

905,  908,   Hec.  98,  771,  GS.     Ht. 

744,  Hec.  102,  DS.    Ht.  791,  1050. 

Hec.  60,  169,  Ac.     Ht.  311,  311, 

696,  767,  809,  969,  Hec.  114,  128, 

157,  719,  806,  846,  854,  V.      Ht. 

736,  Hec.  731,  732,  786,  856,  856. 
balineae,  AbP.     Ph.  339. 
bellum,  NS.     Eun.  61.     GS.      Ht. 

112.     Ac.     And.  935.     Ab.     Ad. 

20. 
belua,  NS.    Ph.6oi.    V.    Eun.  704. 

AP.     Eun.  415. 
benedictum,  AbP.     Ph.  20. 
beneficium,    GS.      And.    44.      Ac. 

And.  824.      Eun.  871.      Ph.  336, 

493,  538,  Ad.  254.    Ab.    Eun.  149. 

Ht.  394.     Ad.  72. 
benignitas,   Gs.      And.    826.      Ac. 

Eun.  164.     Hec.  263. 
benivolentia,  Ab.     Ht.  115. 
biduum,  NS.    Eun.  283,  GS.    And. 


440,  Ac.     Eun.  181,  182,  184,  187, 

190,  636. 

biennium,  Ac.     Hec.  87. 
blanditia,  AbP.     Hec.  68. 
bolus,  Ac.     Ht.  673. 
bonitas,  NS.     Ph.  34. 
bonum,   GS.      And.   338,   398,  720, 

968,  Ht.   788.   Ph.   516,   637,  698. 

Hec.  851,  873,  879.      Ac.      And. 

717,  Ht.  642,  Ad.  64,  Ab.     And. 

938.     NP.     And.  799.     GP.     Ht. 

20.      Ph.    374,    AP.     And.    296. 

Eun.    235,    1049,    Ht.      841,  942, 

1050,  Ad.    810.      AbP.     Ht.  652. 
bruma,  Ac.     Ph.  709. 
Byrria,     Ac.      And.   333,   357.      V. 

And.  301,  314,  323. 
Caecilius,  GS.     Hec.  14. 
caelum,  NS.     Ht.  719.     GS.     Eun. 

590.     V.     Ad.  790. 
calamitas,  NS.     Eun.  79.     Ht.  395. 

Hec.  2,  30,  Ac.     Hec.  31. 
Callidemedes      NS.    Hec.  804.  Ac. 

Hec.  432,  801. 
calliditas,  NP.     Ht.  887. 
calx,  AP.      Ph.   78.      AbP.      Eun. 

285. 
canis,  NS.     Ph.  706,  V.     Eun.  803. 

AP.     And.  57.     Ph.  7. 
Canthara,  V.     Ad.  353.    Ac.    And. 

769. 

cantilena,  Ac.     Ph.  495. 
caprificus,  NS.     Ad.  577. 
capillus,  NS.      Ht.  290.      Ph.   106. 

Ac.     Eun.  860.     Ab.     Eun.  646. 
capitulum,  Ac.     Eun.  531. 
captus,  NS.     Ad.  480. 
caput,    NS.      And.   458,     Ad.    245. 

GS.     And.   677.     Ph.   631.      DS. 

Ph.    491.      Hec.  334.     Ac.     And. 

371,    Eun.    803,    1028,    Ht.    290, 

762,  Ad.  261,  568,  966. 
career,  V.     Ph.  373. 
carbo,  NS.     Ad.  849. 
Caria  Ac.    Eun.  126.     Ab.    Ht.  608. 
carnufex,  NS.    And.  183,651.    Eun. 

670.      Ad.    363.     V.      And.    852, 

Ad.  777. 

casa,  Ac.     Ph.  768.' 
caudex,  NS.     Ht.  877. 
causa,  NS.     And.  150,  158,  643,  837, 

904,  949.     Eun.  575,  Ht.  336,  989, 

Ph.   50,  710,    Hec.    255,  587,  625, 

695,     GS.  And.  138,  600,  Ph.  875, 

Ad.  531.    Ac.   And.  213,  257,  382, 

Eun.    10,   512,    1000,  Ht.  41,  701, 

Ph.    226,   234,  237,  266,   272,  278, 

292,  836,  Hec.  55,  186,  382,  452, 

540,  677,  680,  Ad.    195,  676,  Ab. 


And.  in,  115,  392,  772.  Eun. 
202,  481,  620,  878,  1070.  Ht.  41, 
87,  129,  287,  547,  649,  686,  827, 
1036,  1067.  Ph.  404,  406,  472,  544, 
567,  673,  695,  901,  928,  Hec.  28, 
55,  80,  105,  190,  233,  235,  259,  283, 

309?  33i.  342,  348,  5i9'  593,  757> 
Ad.  194,  523.  NP.  Eun.  145, 
Hec.  426.  AP.  Eun.  138.  Hec. 
598- 

cautio,  NS.     And.  400.     Ad.  421. 

cella,  Ac.     Ad.  552. 

cellula,  Ac.     Eun.  310. 

cena,  NS.  Ph.  342.  GS.  Ht.  211, 
Ac.  And.  369,  453.  Eun.  259, 
266,  459,  580.  Ht.  126,  170,  183, 
455.  Ph.  1053.  Ab.  Ad.  26. 

centurio,  NS.     Eun.  776. 

cerebrum,  NS.  Ad.  571.  Ac.  Ad. 
782.  Ab.  Ad.  317. 

Ceres,  Ab.     Eun.  732. 

certatio,  Ac.     Ad.  212. 

cerva,  Ac.     Ph.  7. 

cervix,  AP.     Ht.  372. 

cetarius,  NP.     Eun.  257. 

Chaerea,  NS.  Eun.  696,  707,  823, 
824,923,985.  Ac.  Eun.  540,713, 
V.  Eun.  308,  337,  558,  864,  871, 
880,  893,  901,  1086. 

Charinus,  GS.  Ht.  732.  Ac.  And. 
318.  V.  And.  305,  325,  330,  345, 
642,  974,  a.e.  16. 

Chremes,  NS.     And.  99,  144,  241, 

352.  376,  391.  773'  949'  97°>  976> 
Eun.  501,  531,  617,  Ht.  875,  1045, 
GS.  And.  247,  368.  DS.  Ph. 
1026,  Ac.  And.  361,  527,  533, 
Eun.  724,  909,  Ph.  63,  865.  V. 
And.  538,  550,  561,  783,  823,  846, 
854,  868,  895,  902,  906,  917,  930, 
945,  946,  a.e.  12.  Eun.  535,  730, 
743'  75i,  765,  Ht.  75,  94,  117,  148, 
429,  436,  493,  518,  556,  585,  591, 
631,  665,  787,  795,  844,  851,  859, 
862,  883,  894,  938,  1049,  1052, 
1052.  Ph.  567,  577,  609,  613,  797, 
960,  966,  984. 

Chrysis,  NS.  And.  105,  803.  GS. 
And.  124,  223,  283,  801,  925,  Ac. 
And.  85,  107,  796,  Ab.  And.  106. 

cibus,  NS.  Eun.  265,  GS.  Eun. 
938.  Ac.  Eun.  315,  368,  373, 
491.  Ht.  978. 

cicatrix,  AP.     Eun.  482. 

Cilicia,  Ac.     Ph.  66. 

circum-itio,  Ab.     And.  202. 

cistella,  Ac.     Eun.  753. 

citharistria,  Ac.     Ph.  82,  144. 

civis,  NS.    And.  781,  875,  Eun.  890, 


37 


Ph.  415,  Ac.  And.  221,  780,  833, 
859,  892,  908.  Eun.  no,  805,  858, 
952,  1036,  Ph.  114,  Ad.  725.  GP. 
And.  879,  Ad.  441.  AP.  Ph.  328. 

civitas,  Ab.     Ad.  685. 

clamor.    NS.     Hec.  35.     Ac.     Hec. 

317,  412.     Ab.     Ht.  40. 
dementia,  Ab.     Ad.  861. 
cliens,  NS.     Ad.  529. 
clientella,  Ac.     Eun.  1039. 
Clinia,  NS.     Ht.  225,  431,  525,  768, 

847,  907,  GS.     Ht.  515,  899.     DS. 

Ht.  884,  Ac.     And.  86.     Ht.  405, 

605,  821,  V.     Ht.   105,   175,  234, 

243,  264,  279,  295,  309,  360,  406, 

688,  695. 
Clitipho,   NS.      Ht.   727,  829,  904, 

GS.     Ht.  697,  767,  852.     V.     Ht. 

209,  240,  244,  273,  321,  335,  353, 

562,  575,  579,  960,  967,  1037,  1057. 
clivus,  NS.     Ad.  575. 
cognata,   NS.      Ph.    755,   Ac.      Ph. 

Soi,  803.     AP.     Hec.  592. 
cognatus,   NS.     And  926,  Ph.  391, 

496.     Hec.  171,  Ad.  494,  673,  947. 

DS.     Ad.  351  Ac.    Eun.  148,  327, 

Ph.  127,  366,  381,  GP.     And.  71. 

AP.     Ht.  194'. 
cognitio,  NS.    Hec.  831.   Ab.    Eun. 

921. 

coitio,  NS.     Ph.  346. 
colaphus,AP.    Ad.  199.    AbP.  Ad. 

245- 
Colax,  NS.    Eun.  30,  30.    Ac.   Eun. 

25- 

color,    NS.  And.  878,    Eun.   242, 

318.  Ab.  Eun.  689. 
columen,  V.  Ph.  287. 

comes,  Ab.     Hec.  823.     NP.    Eun. 
346.      GP.      Hec.  35.     DP.      Ht 

455- 

commemoratio,  NS.     And.  43. 
commentum,  NS.     And.  225. 
commissator,  Ac.     Ad.  783. 
commoditas,  Ab.      Ad.    710.      NP. 

And.  569.     AbP.     Ph.  841. 
commodum,    GS.     And.  547,  Eun. 

573,  971,  Ac.     And.  573,  739,  Ht. 

397,  Ph.  614.    Hec.  481.    Ab.    Ht. 

397.     Ad.  262.     NP.     Eun.  1033. 

Hec.  840.     DP.     Ht.  50,  Hec.  51, 

495,    AP.      And.    628,    Ad.   871. 

AbP.     Eun.  372. 
Commorientes,  Ace.     Ad.  7. 
comoedia,    NS.     Ad.    6.     Ac.     Ht. 

4.     Ph.  2$,  AP.     And.  26,  AbP. 

Hec.  866.' 

compes,  NP.     Ph.  249. 
compositum,  Ab.     Ph.  756. 


compotrix,  NS.     And.  232. 
compressus,  Ab.     Ad.  475. 
conatus,  Ab.     Ht.  621. 
conclave,  NS.    Ht.  902.    Ab.    Eun. 


condicio,  NS.     And.  a.  e.  5.     Hec. 
.        .      Ph.          . 
GP.     Ht.  326. 


241.      Ac.      And.    79. 


confidentia,  NS.  Eun.  839.  Ac. 
And.  876. 

coniectura,  NS.  Ad.  822.  Ac.  And. 
512,  a.  e.  18.  Ht.  266,  574. 

coniugium,  Ab.     And.  561. 

coniuratio,  NS.     Hec.  198. 

conserva,  Ac.     Eun.  366,  858,  859. 

conservus,  DPf     Ad.  424. 

consilium,  NS.  Eun.  784,  Ph.  934, 
Hec.  494,  GS.  And.  159,  170, 
320,  404,  608,  Eun.  867,  Ph.  578, 
Hec.  588,  715,  Ad.  613.  DS.  Ht. 
709.  Ac.  And.  49,319,  518,  589, 
668,  702,  733,  Eun.  57,  241,  376, 
614,  1045.  Ht-  327>  332  >  922»  Ph- 
124,  179,  461,  Hec.  90,  616,  Ad. 
368,  Ab.  And.  336,  502,  509, 
Eun.  58,  1025,  Ht.  86,  982,  Ph. 
481,  773,  Hec.  408,  514,  561,  NP. 
And.  390.  Ph.  321.  DP.  And. 
576.  AP.  And.  309,  Eun.  128, 

403,  Ht.  209,  474.     Ph.  728,  Ad. 
299,  872.     AbP.     And.  616,   650. 
Ad.  126,  127. 

conspectus,  Ac.  Ht.  434,  Ph.  261, 
443,  Hec.  788.  Ab.  Eun.  293, 
Hec.  182. 

consobrinus,  NS.     Hec.  459. 

consuetude,   NS.     And.    279,    Hec. 

404.  GS.     And.  no.    Ac.    And. 
439,    Ht.   283,  Ph.    161,  Ad.  820. 
Ab.     And.  560,  Hec.  37,  92. 

consultatio,  NS.     Hec.  650. 
continentia,  GS.     And.  92. 
contortor,  NS.     Ph.  374. 
controversia,  Ab.     Ph.  854. 
contumelia,  NS.    And.  237,  Ht.  566, 

Hec.    470,    GS.     Eun.  877.     Ac. 

Eun.  771,  Ph.  972.     Ad.  606.  Ab. 

Eun.    865,    AP.     Eun.    48.     Ph. 

376.     Hec.  166.    AbP.    And.  557. 
conventus,  NS.     Hec.  35. 
convicium,  Ac.     Ad.  180. 
conviva,  Ac.     Eun.  407.     AP.     Ht. 

172. 
convivium,  Ac.     Eun.  626,  Hec.  93, 

Ad.   965;.      Ab.      Eun.   420,   422, 

AbP.    Ad.  863. 
copia,  NS.     And.  a.e.  10,  Eun.  21, 

638,  Ht.  328,  Ph.  176.    Ac.    And. 

320,  Ht.  28,  29,  282,  927.    Ph.  113. 


Ab.     Ph.    167.      NP.      Ht.    669, 

AP.     Eun.  755. 
coquus,  NP.     Eun.  257. 
cor,  DS.     And.  328,  328,  Eun.  201, 

Ph.  800,  Ab.     Ph.  321.    Hec.347. 
Corinthus,  Ac.    Hec.  86.    Ab.    Ht. 

96. 

cornum.     Ac.     Eun.  775. 
corpus,  NS.     Eun.  318,  GS.     Eun. 

242.     Ab.     Ad.  957. 
corrector,  NS.     Ad.  742. 
corruptela,  NS.     Ad.  793. 
Cratinus,  GS.     Ad.  581.     Ac.     Ph. 

447.     V.     Ph.  448. 
crimen,  DS.     Hec.  779.     Ac.    Hec. 

335.     Ab.     Ph.  322.     Hec.  755. 
Crito.     NS.     And.   801.     Ht.   498. 

Ac.     And.    906.      V.     And.   802, 

817,  919,  942,  951,  Ph.  456. 
cruciatus,  Ac.  And.  786.    Ab.    Hec. 

773- 
crux,  Ac.     And.  621,  Ph.  368,  544. 

DP.     Eun.  383. 
Ctesipho.     NS.     Ad.  558,  589,  776, 

778.     DS.     Ad.  784.     Ac.     Ad. 

252,  355,  777.     V.    Ad.  260,  266, 

271,  277,  564. 
cubiculum,  Ac.     Ad.  694. 
culpa,  NS.     Ph.  275,  Ad.  214.     Ac. 

And.  379.  Eun.  389,  Ph.  206,  270, 

1014.     Hec.   535,   631.     Ad.   348. 

Ab.     Eun.  980,  Ph.  261,  766,  787, 

Hec.  228,  232,  299,  476,  663,  700. 

Ad.  629. 
cupiditas,  Ab.     Ht.  208.     AP.     Ph. 

821. 

cuppedinarius.     NP.     Eun.  256. 
cura,  NS.     Ph.  160,  Hec.  347,  595, 

Ad.  868.    DS.    Hec.  193,  Ad.  129, 

129,  680,  894.     Ac.     Ph.  886.  Ad. 

710.    Ab.    And.  304,  Ph.  340,  441, 

761,    761,    823,    NP.     And.    260, 

AP.     Hec.  817.    AbP.    Hec.  230. 
curatura,  Ab.     Eun.  316. 
curriculum,  Ab.     Ht.  733. 
custos,    NS.     Eun.    286,    290.     V. 

Ph.  287. 

cyathus,  AP.     Ad.  591. 
Cyprus,  Ac.     Ad.  224,  230,  278. 
damnum,  NS.    Ad.  231.    GS.    Eun. 

995.     [Ht.  747    Dz.]     Ac.     And. 

143.      Ht.    747.      Ab.     Ht.    628. 

AP.     Ph.  243. 

Danae.     GS.    Eun.  585.    (Danase). 
Davos,     NS.    And.    159,    194,   434, 

576,663,663,721,840,08.     And. 

509.     DS.    And.  953.    Ac.    And. 

169,  173,  335'  579»  787,  842,  963, 

Ab.      And.    302,    415,    838.      V. 


And.  184,  190,  199,  206,  344,  346, 
37o,  383*  409>  476,  492'  582,  595, 
665,  711,  965,  972,  978,  a.e.  4,  6, 
Ph.  52,  63. 

dea,  NP.  Eun.  302.  Ht.  810.  Ph. 
687.  976,  Hec.  102,  134. 

deambulatio,  NS.     Ht.  806. 

defensor,  Ac.    And.  813.    Eun.  770. 

delectamentum,  Ab.     Ht.  952. 

delectatio,  NS.     Ht.  987. 

delictum,  Ac.     Ad.  682. 

Demea,  Ac.  Ad.  890.  V.  Ad.  So, 
100,  115,  129,  135,  373,  385,  392, 
422,  428,  461,  483,  489,  492,  500, 
754>  77o,  806,  818,  821,  831,  882, 
917,  924,  958,  961,  971,  978. 

demensum,  Ab.     Ph.  43. 

dementia,  NS.  Ad.  390.  Ac..  Ad. 
758. 

Demipho,  NS.  Ph.  3152,  353,  421, 
656,  Ac.  Ph.  899.  V.  Ph.  439, 

723»  795'  906*  920>  969>  ion,  l°24> 
1031. 

dens,  AP.     Ad.  244. 

deridiculum,  Ab.     Ht.  952. 

desiderium,  DS.  Ht.  753.  Ac.  Hec. 
88.  Ab.  Ht  307. 

detrimentum,  GS.     Hec.  234. 

deus,  NS.  Eun.  875.  Hec.  843,  Ac. 
Eun.  588,  590,  Ph.  345,  Ad.  535, 
Ab.  Ph.  74.  NP.  And.  642,  666, 
761,  947,  973,  Eun,  302,  390,  431, 
474'  615,  882,  1032,  1037,  Ht.  161, 
308,  383,  463,  569,  590,  592.  686, 
749,  Sio,  953,  1038,  Ph.  123,  165, 
394,  519,  636,  687,  740,  817,  883, 
954>  976,  1005,  Hec.  102,  106,  134, 
196,  206,  207,  233,  258,  276,  354, 
441,  469,  579,642,  864,  Ad.  381, 
700,  728,  749,  917,  978.  GP. 
And.  237,  246,  959,  Eun.  943,  Ht. 
61,  693,  Ph.  351,  Hec.  198,  DP. 
And.  770,  Eun,  919,  Ph.  596,  894, 
Hec.  346,  653,  Ad.  121,  138,  476, 
AP.  And.  487,  522,  538,  664,  694, 
834,  Ht.  879,  1038.  Ph.  311,  764, 
Hec.  476,  772,  772,  Ad.  275,  298, 
491,  693,  699,  704,  VP.  And. 
232,  338,  7J6,  744»  Eun-  225,  232, 
418,  790,  924,  1049,  Ht-  254.  502. 
Ph.  757,  808,  1008,  Ad.  440,  447, 
AbP.  Ph.  854. 

deverticulum,  Ac.     Eun.  635. 

dextera,  Ac.     And.  751.     Ht.  732. 

Diana,  GS.     Ad.  582. 

dica,  Ac.  Ph.  127,  329,  439.  AP. 
Ph.  668. 

dictio,  NS.     Ph.  293. 

dictum,    NS.     Eun.    428,    498,    Ph. 


39 


54i-    Ad.  796.    Ac.    Eun.  6,  NP. 
And.    283.      Ht.    223,    1035,    DP. 
Hec.  564.    AbP.     And.  644,  Eun. 
941,  Ph.  213,  500,  974. 
dictu,  Ht.    941.  Ph.  300.  Ad.  275. 

diecula,  Ac.     And.  710. 

dies,  NS.  And.  102,  189,  705,  Eun. 
560,  Ht.  717,  Ph.  48,  523  GS. 
Eun.  Soi,  Ht.  212,  Ac.  And.  268, 
956,  Eun.  540,  1020,  1047,  Ht.  422, 
Ph.  304,  781,  842,  Hec.  641,  651, 
800, 815, 863, 880,  Ad.  287,  293,  332, 
384,  ^21,  591,  854,  900.  Ab.  And. 
89.  Ad.  527,829, 965.  NP.  Eun. 
183,  GP.  Ht.  909,  AP.  And. 
313,  328,  676,  Eun.  151,  193,  793, 
1079.  Ht.  752,  Ph.  159,  832,  Hec. 
J77»  185,  421,  592,  AbP.  And. 
104.  Hec.  143. 

cottidie,  Ht.  102,  423,  Hec.  157. 
hodie,  And.  196,  238,  254,  301, 
321,  322,  348,  354,  370,  388,  413, 
418,  529,  534,  603,  607,  620,  654, 
841,866,916.  Eun.  205,  230,  234, 
302,  463,  564,  616,  677,  686,  692, 
697,  712,  719,  800,  803,  951,  1024, 
1031.  Ht.  5,  162,  176,  344,  501, 
574,  678,  846,  895.  Ph.  377,  626, 
639,  805,  1009,  1052.  Hec.  386, 
437,  508,  788,  802,  814,  816,  873, 
876,  879,  Ad.  159,  212,  215,  400, 
55 i»  57o>  587,  838,  842,  892,  959, 

967 '  975'  979- 

propediem,  Ht.  160,  868.   Ad.  888. 

postridie,  And.    144.     Ph.  112. 
difficultas,  NS.     Hec.  666. 
digitulus,  Ab.     Eun.  284. 
digitus,  Ab.     Eun.    740.      Ht.  650, 

Hec.  574,  830. 
dignitas,  NS.     Ht.  576. 
diligentia,  Ac.    And.  21.     Hec.  263. 
dimidium,  Ac.     Ph.  594.      Ad.  370. 
Dionysia,  NP.     Ht.    162,  AP.     Ht. 

733- 

Diphilus,  GS.     Ad.  6. 
discessio,  NS.     And.  568. 
discidium,    Ac.     And.    697.     Hec. 

476,  Ab.     Hec.  782. 
disciplina,     NS.        Ht.    300.       GS. 

Ad.  767.     NP.     Eun.  263. 
discipulus,  NP.     And.  477. 
discordia,  Ac.     Hec.  693. 
discus,  Ac.     Eun.  608. 
dispendium,  Ab.     Eun.  929.     Hec. 

795-       , 
ditiae,    AP.     And.    797.     Ht.    194. 

AbP.     Ht.  527. 
dolium,  AP.      Ht.  460. 
dolor,    NS.     Hec.   356,    Ab.     And. 


268,   831.     Ad.  602.     NP.     Hec. 

349,  Ad.  289.     AbP.     Ad.  486. 
dolus,  Ab.    Eun.  515,  Ad.  375.  NP. 

And.  160.     AbP.     And.  403,  COQ, 

558,  583,  Eun.  386. 
domina,    NS.     Ht.  628?     Ac.     Ht. 

298.     AP.     Ht.  301. 
dominus,    NS.     Ph.    753.     Ad.   76, 

894.     GS.     Eun.    486,    496.     Ac. 

Ad.  89.    NP.    Eun.  600.    Ad.  555. 
domus,  NS.     And.  891,  Eun.  1058, 

Ad.    760.     GS.      Eun.    815,    Ac. 

And.    255,    594,   978.     Eun.   205, 

363,  365*  382,  576,  662,  1042,  Ht. 

68,  122,  340,  510,  Ph.  90,  194,  298, 

3".  334'  445'  563*  693,  782,  826, 

859.  Hec.  62,  135,  146,  221,  262, 
280,  283,  360,  434,  630,  665,  823. 
Ad.  286,  473,  628,  694,  699,  903, 
909,    912.     Ab.     Eun.    610,    661, 

753,  960,  Ph.  425,  440,  586,  Ad.  198, 
747.     Loc.     And.   514,    598,  714. 
Eun.  366,  499,  506,  545,  568,  608, 
649'  673,  747,  780,  841,  895,  917, 
938.     Ht.  130,  170,  171,  430,  540, 

754,  872.     Ph.  468,  504,  506,  899, 
Hec.  162,  218,  257.     Ad.  260,  381, 
4!3'  495>  556,  673,  717,  746. 

Donax,  V.     Eun.  772,  774. 
donum,    DS.     Eun.    109,    135,  229, 

345.  352'  355'  5^4'  654,  749,  951, 

983,    Ht.    1050.     Ac.      Eun.   355, 

1057,   Ab-     Eun.    358,   393,    NP. 

Eun.    464.     AP.     Eun.  163,   468, 

AbP.     Eun.  651. 
Dorcium,  DS.     Ph.  152. 
Dorias,  V.     Eun.  538,  720. 
Dorio,  V.     Ph.  485,  526. 
Dorus,    Ac.     Eun.   724.     V.     Eun. 

472,  594'  850. 
dos,  NS.     And.  950,   Ht.  939,  Ph. 

926,  Ad.  345.     GS.     And.  a. e.  21, 
•  Ht.  838,  937,  938,   1048,  Ph.  410, 

723,  929.    DS.    Ht.  942,  Ac.     Ph. 

297,  647,  676,  693.     Hec.  502,  Ab. 

And.  101,  Ph.  757,  Ad.  759. 
drachuma,    GP.      Ht.    601.      AbP. 

And.  451. 
Dromo,    NS.      Ht.  275.     Ac.      Ht. 

241,  892,  V.     And.  860,  860,  860, 

860,  Ht.  249,  743,  748.     Ad.  376. 
duritia,  NS.     Ht.  435. 
edictum,  Ac.     Ht.  623. 

egestas,    NS.     Ph.    733.     Ad.    104, 
303.     Ac.     Ph.    416.     Ab.     And. 

275- 

elegantia,  Ac.     Eun.  1093. 
elephantus,  DP.     Eun.  413. 
eloquentia,  NS.     Ph.  629. 


Ennius,  Ac.     And.  18. 

ephebus,    NS.      Eun.    824.      AbP. 

And.  51. 

Epidicazomenos,  Ac.     Ph.  25. 
epistula,    Ac.     Ph.    149,    AP.     Ph. 

67. 

equus,  AP.     And.  56. 
era,  NS.     And.  687,  Eun.  917.     Ph. 

47,    730,    Hec.   335.      GS.      And. 

717,    DS.     Eun.    654.     Ad.    301. 

Ac.  Ph.  864,  Ad.  320.     V.     Eun. 

834,  851,  883,  Ad.  295,  323,  335, 

889. 

erratic,  NS.     Ad.  580. 
error,  Ab.     Hec.  792. 
erus,  NS.     And.  183,  412,  423,  846, 

Ht.  628,  Ph.   184,  248,  623,  634, 

860,  Hec.   799.     GS.     And.    175, 

Hec.   331.      DS.      Ph.   842.      Ac. 

And.  208,  602,  728,  867,   Ht.  559, 

Ph.  247,  359,  V.    And.  508.    Eun. 

57,  976,  979>    988,  Ht.  593,  973. 

Ph.  286,  471,  Hec.  313,  430,  873. 

Ab.     Ad.  211.     AP.     Ht.  537. 
Eunuchus,  NS.    Eun.  45.   Ac.  Eun. 

20,  32. 
eunuchus,  NS.     Eun.  569,  657,  821, 

Ac.     Eun.  167,  356,  365,  472,  479, 

573*653,822,983,992.    Ab.    Eun. 

375,   722,  949,  991. 
exclusio,  Ab.     Eun.  88. 
exemplum,  NS.    Eun.  1027,  Ad.  94, 

767,     GS.     Ht.     920.      DS.     Ad. 

771.     Ac.     And.  92,  651,  Ht.  20, 

51,   Hec.  163,  Ad.  416,  Ab.     Ht. 

20,  NP.    And.  812,  Eun.  948,  AP. 

Eun.  946,  1022.     AbP.     Ph.  688. 
exercitus,  Ac.     Eun.  402,  814. 
existumatio,  NS.     Ht.  25. 
exitium,  DS.     Ph.  200.     Ac.    And. 

666. 

exorator,  NS.     Hec.  10. 
expectatio,  NS.     Hec.  34. 
exsequiae,  AP.     Ph.  1026. 
extortor,  NS.     Ph.  374. 
extrarius,  DS.     Ph.  579. 
faba,  NS.     Eun.  381. 
fabrica,   NS.      Ad.    584,   716.      Ac. 

Ht.  ^45. 
fabula,   NS.      And.  747,  Eun.   689, 

GS.    Hec.  i.    Ad.  22.    Ac.    And. 

925,  Eun.  23,  25,  Ht.  222,  Ph.  877, 

Ad.    7.     Ab.     Ad.    9,    537.      NP. 

And.   553,  Ht.  336,  Ph.  492,  946, 

Hec.   20,   AP.      And.  3,   16,  224, 

Eun.  32,  Ph.  4. 
facies,   Ac.      And.    856,    Eun.   296, 

565,    Hec.   439,    Ab.      Eun.    230, 

473,  682,  Hec.  441. 


facilitas,   NS.      Ht.   648,   Hec.   248, 

Ad.   391.     Ac.     Eun.    1048.     Ab. 

Ad.  861. 
facinus,   NS.      And.    145,    401,   Ht. 

314,  Ph.  233,613,  1008.    Hec.  376, 

Ad.    447,    669.      GS.      Ph.    156. 

Ac.      And.    854.      Eun.    70,   644, 

664,  943,  959,   Ht.  600,  Ph.  511, 

870,  Ad.  173,  449.     V.    And.  767. 

AP.     Ht.  220. 
factum,    NS.     And.  236,  Hec.  646, 

647,  Ad.  96,  737.    GS.    And.  877, 

Ht.   576,  Ac.     And.    15,  40,    147, 

Ht.  647,  956,  Hec.  838,  Ad.  961. 

Ab.     And.  490,  523,  715.     Ht.  80, 

Ph.  494,  762,  Ad.  601,^996.     DP. 

Hec.  526,  AP.      Eun.    171,  1090, 

Ph.   268,  932,   AbP.      Eun.    153, 

941,  Ph.  430,  Hec.  209,  857. 

factu,  Ht.  704. 
facultas,  Ac.     And.  232. 
facundia,  Ab.     Ht.  13. 
faenus,  Ab.     Ph.  301. 
fallacia,   NS.      And.  471,   778,   Ht. 

513,  GS.    And.  197.     Ht.  771,  Ac. 

And.    212,    220,    432,    Ph.    1038. 

Ab.     And.   596,   849.     AP.     Ht. 

533,  1041.     AbP.     Ph.  672. 
falsum,  GS.     And.  788.     Eun.   200. 
fama,  NS.     Ph.  724,  Ad.  340.     GS. 

Ph.    271,    Hec.    775.     DS.      Hec. 

585.    Ac.    Ht.  351,  Ad.  263.     Ab. 

And.  99,  Ph.  169,  Hec.  218,  758. 
famelicus,  NS.     Eun.  260. 
fames,  Ac.     Ph.  18.     Ab.     Ht.  980. 
familia,  NS.     Ht.  909.     GS.     Eun. 

1052,  Ph.  287,  Ad.  747,  DS.     Ph. 

1049,  Ad.  918.     Ac.    Ht.  845,  Ph. 

370,   Hec.  210,  Ad.  89,  311,  481, 

762,  910,  926.     Ab.     Ht.  751,  Ph. 

571,  748,  Ad.  297,  326,  448. 
familiaritas,    NS.     Eun.    874.      Ht. 

184,  Ph.  583. 
fartor,  NP.     Eun.  257. 
fas,  NS.     Hec.  387.     Ac.     Ht.   149. 
fatuus,  V.     Eun.  604. 
fautrix,  NS.     Eun.  1052.     Hec.  48. 
fauces,  AbP.     Ht.  673. 
favilla,  GS.     Ad.  846. 
febris,  NS.     Hec.  357. 
felicitas,  NP.     Eun.  325. 
femina,  GS.     Ph.  971. 
fenestra,  Ac.     Ht.  481. 
festivitas,  Ac.     Eun.  1048. 
fides,  NS.     And.  637,  857.,  Ht.  256, 

571,  Ph.  905,  Hec.  474.     Ad.  306, 

621,  GS.     Ht.  1002.     DS.     And. 

296.     Eun.  886,  898.     Ac.     And. 

237,  246,  280,  290,  401,  425,  462, 


586,  643,  7J6,  744-    Eun.  102,  139, 
197,  418,  790,  924,  943,  1039,  I049' 

1060.  Ht.  61,  502,    Ph.  60,  469, 
492,  512,  757,  808,  810,  Hec.  53, 

109,    112,    114,    198,    402,    581,  750, 

871.    Ad.  381,  473,  489,  746.    Ab. 

And.  34,  Ad.  161,  442,  964. 
fides  (pi.).  AbP.  Eun.  133. 
fidicina,  Ac.  Eun.  985.  Ph.  109. 

Ab.     Eun.  457. 
figura,  NS.     Eun.  317. 
filia,  NS.     Eun.   117,  Ht.  639,835, 

988,    1018,    Hec.    527,    640,    GS. 

And.    822,    Ph.   244.     DS.     And. 

571,  Hec.  629,  Ad.  301.  Ac.  And. 

148,  534,  830,  932,  951.     Ht.  97, 

602,  667,  714,  772,  794,  846,  1048, 

1061,  1065.     Ph.    568,   645,   650, 
942,  1006,  Hec.  498,  518,  522,  538, 
545,    748.     Ad.    466,    Ab.     And. 
566,  Ph.  811,  Hec.  251. 

fi4ius,  NS.     And.  106,  172,  584,  Ht. 

164,  178,  217,  552,  753,  756,  1025. 

Ph.  400,  450,  933,  1040.    Hec.  345. 

Ad.    35,    462,  GS.     Ht.  908,  Ph. 

244,  DS.    And.  101,  177,  452,  Ht. 

891,  937,  Hec.  210,  Ad.  937,  974. 

Ac.     And.  80,  169,  570,  578,  602, 

870,  Eun.  289,962,  Ht.  93,  181,411, 

417,  443,  480,  492,  799,  845,  898, 

941,  1016,  1022,  Ph.  39,  253,  288, 

401,  670,919,  Hec.  280,  451,  743, 

832.    Ad.  .54,  74,    114,   355,   367, 

400,  542,  707,  844,  850,  Ab.     Ht. 

424,  Ph.  817,  Ad.  840,  NP.     Ph. 

819,  Ad.  46, 807,  867.  DP.  Ht.  991. 

Ph.  71. 
finis,  AC.     And.   151,  821,  Ht.  34, 

Ph.    22,   23,    Hec.   96.     Ad.   997. 

AbP.     Ht.  499. 
flabellulum,  Ac.     Eun.  598. 
flabellum,  Ac.     Eun.  595,  602. 
flagitium.     NS.     Eun.  382,  Ht  922, 

Ad.  101,  112,  422,  GS.     Eun.  1013. 

Ph.  770,  Ac.     Eun.  382,  Ht.  929, 

NP.     Ad.   379.      AP.      Ad.    408, 

721,  AbP.     Eun.  1022,  Ht.  1037. 
flamma,  Ac.     And.  130,  Ab.     Eun. 

491. 

floccus,  GS.     Eun.  303,  411. 
flos,  NS.     Eun.  319. 
focus,  GS.     Eun.  815. 
foris,    NS.      Ad.   264.      NP.     Eun. 

89,  282,   1029.   Ht.    173,  613,  DP. 

Ht.    278.      AP.     Eun.    284.     Ht. 

275,  Ph.  743,  866,  Hec.  315,  Ad. 

88,    102,   120,  167,  632,  638,  788. 

AbP.      Ph.    741.     Adverb.     Eun. 


934.     Ht.  923,  Ph.  308,  745,  Hec. 

218,  539. 

foras.      And.   174,  579,    Eun.  98, 

283,  358,  469»  599'  668'  7°2.  737> 
945,  1041.  Ht.  426,  561.  722,  looo, 
Ph.  484,  878,  892.  Hec.  36,  144, 
222,  522,  733,  Ad.  109,  119,264, 

923»  949- 

forma,  NS.  Eun.  361,  375,  Ht.  523, 
Ph.  1024,  Hec.  75,  572.  DS.  Ht. 
382.  Ac.  And.  286,  Eun.  444,  Ht. 
773,  Ph.  108,  Ab.  And.  72,  119, 
122,  428,  Eun.  132.  366,  Ht.  389, 
Ph.  108,  GP.  Eun.  297,  566. 

fors,  NS.  Ph.  138,  Hec.  370,  610. 
Fors  Fortuna  Ph.  841.  Hec.  386. 
Fors.  Ht.  715. 

forte,  And.  80,  118,  357,  728,  924, 
Eun.  134,  424,  501,  524,  568,  663, 
Ht.  235,  272,  355,  551.  Ph.  273, 
6i7>  745'  757.  775-  Hec.  321,  33°, 
Ad.  406,  549,  618,  711,  741. 

fortitude,  NS.     Ph.  325. 

fortuna,  NS.  And.  a.e.  10.  Ph. 
203.  Ac.  Eun.  1046,  Ph.  884,  Hec. 
16.  V.  Ph.  841,  Hec.  406.  Ab. 
Eun.  134,  568,  Ph.  31,  NP.  Ph. 
201,  473,  GP.  Ht.  464,  AP.  And. 
97,  609 

forum,  Ac.  And.  226,  254,  302,  355, 
745,  Eun.  763,  Ph.  312,  598,  859, 
921.  Hec.  273,  Ad.  154,  277,  404, 
512.  Ab.  Ph.  79,  Ad.  645. 

frater,  NS.  And.  934,  Eun.  131, 
364,  563'  569>  6l7'  697»  824,  891, 
905,  954,  1042,  1050.  Ph.  460, 
776,  Ad.  437,  549-556,  569.  7°S, 
882,  924.  GS.  And.  292,  932, 
Eun.  354,  1040,  Ph.  253,  Ad.  391, 
625,  DS.  And.  1038,  Ph.  820, 
Ad.  59,  463,  912.  AC.  Eun.  203, 
610,  700,  713,  952,  Ph.  63-,  865, 
Ad.  94,  259,  268,  404,  499,  510, 
540,  600,  716,  V.  Eun.  1051,  Ph. 
895,  Ad.  256,  256,  Ab.  Ph.  732, 
1002.  Ad.  40,  624,  862,  996. 

fraus,  NS.  Ht.  1033.  Ac.  And. 
911.  Ht.  442. 

frons.    Ac.     Ad.  839. 

fructus,  NS.  Ph.  332.  GS.  Ad. 
870.  Ac.  Eun.  450,  Ph.  680,  AP. 
Ph.  1013. 

fucus,  Ac.     Eun.  589. 

fuga,  Ac.     Eun.  673,  787.     Ph.  191. 

fugitivus,  V.     Eun.  669,  Ph.  931. 

fumus,  GS.     Ad   846. 

funambulus,  GS.  Hec.  34.  Ab. 
Hec.  4. 


funda,  Ac.     Eun.  786. 

fundus,    GS.     Eun.    79.     DS.     Ht. 

732.     Ab.     Ht.  68. 
funus,  NS.     And.   127.     Ac.     And. 

108,  115.     Ph.  99. 

fur,  Ac.     Eun.  23.     GP.     Eun.  776. 
furcifer   DS.     Eun.  862.     V.     And. 

618,  Eun.  798,  989. 
furtum,  GS.     Eun.  809.     Ac.  Eun. 

28,  Ph.  191.     Ad.  13. 
gallina,  NS.     Ph.  708. 
ganneum,  Ac.     Ad.  359. 
ganeo,  NS.     Ht.  1034. 
gaudium,  NS.     And.  647,  Ad.  972. 

GS.     And.  963,  DS.     And.   961. 

Ac.     Eun.  550,  552,  Ht.  414.    Ab. 

And.   180,  339,  938,  Ht.  308,  505, 

Ph.  856,  870,  Hec.  842,  Ad.  409, 

537,    AP.     And.    964.     Hec.  833. 

Ad.  876.     AbP.     Eun.  1035. 
gemitus,  AP.     Ht.  373. 

NS.     Ht.    936.     Ac. 


And. 


gener, 

571.  Ht.  865.     Hec.  537. 
genius,  Ac.     And.  289.     Ph.  44. 
gens,     GP.       Eun.    625.     Ht.   928, 

Ph.    1033.     Hec.    284,    293.     Ad. 

342.  540. 

genu,  AP.     Hec.  378. 
genus,  NS.     And.  629.     Eun.  248, 

Hec.     198,    GS.     Ad.    444..     DS. 

Eun.  246,  Ac.     Ht.  194.    Ab.  Ph. 

125.     Ad.  409,  651. 
germanus,  NS.     Ad.  957. 
gerro,  NS.     Ht.  1033. 
gestus    NS.     Ph.  890. 
Geta,  NS.    Ph.  35,  46,  606,  838,  840, 

Ad.  291,  479,  891.     Ac.     Ph.  50, 

177,827.  Ad.  305,  V.  Ph.  72,  136, 

151,  179,  196,  219,  233,  373,  374, 

386,  478,  482,  536,  545,  554,  609, 

672,  682,  777,  847,  848,  869,  Ad. 

320,  323,  325,  349,  447,  506,891, 

894- 

gladiator,  AP.      Hec.  40. 
gladius,  Ab.    Ad.  958. 
gloria,    NS.    Hec.    33.    Ac.     Eun. 

399,  Ht.  112,  Hec.  797,  Ad.  814. 
Glycerium,  NS.  And.  806,  875,969. 

DS.      And.  790,  905.      Ac.  And. 

552,  859,   908,  978.    (a.e.  2).     V. 

And.  134.  Ab.  And.  243,  284,682. 
gnata,  NS.     Ht.  615,  Ph.  749,  Hec. 

572,  GS.    And.  741,  Ph.  736,  Hec. 
446,    Ad.    340.      DS.      Hec.    556, 
812.    Ac.    And.  100,  242,  392,  540, 
592,    774,    a.e.    2.     Ht.    880,  >h. 
759,  817,  Hec.  124,  V.     Hec.  318. 

gnatus,    NS.      And.    527,    530.    Ht. 
528,  540,  882,  888,  894,  Ph,  422, 


442,  Hec.  512,  780,  GS.  And.  49, 
869,  Ht.  670,  712,  Hec.  233,  259, 
Ad.  756.  DS.  And.  163,  528, 
535,  831,  Ht.  148,  1003,  Ph.  577, 
1039,  Ac.  And.  98,  149,  185,  540, 
552,  596,  Ht.  131,  Ph.  64,  1045, 
Hec.  240,  758,  818.  Ad.  383,  692. 
Ab.  And.  851,  Ht.  429,  V.  Ht. 
843,  1028,  1060,  1065.  Hec.  352, 
456,  577'  605,  606. 

Gnatho,  NS.  Eun.  228,  271,  V. 
Eun.  419,  446,  474,  771,  1043,  1054. 

Gnathonici  (pi.)     NP.     Eun.  264. 

gonger,  Ac.     Ad.  377. 

gradus,  Ab.     Ph.  867. 

Graeca,  Ab.     Ad.  8. 

Graeci,  NP.     Ph.  26. 

gratia,  NS.  Eun.  750,  Ph.  56, 
337,  Hec.  479.  Ad.  121,  138.  GS. 
Ht.  999.  DS.  And.  331.  Ac. 
And.  42,  770,  948,  Eun.'  385,  557, 
719,  872,  911,  1091.  Ht.  302,  Ph. 

54'  338,  966>  I029-     Hec-  291,  346, 
390,  583,  653,  795,  798,  Ad.  887, 
914,  971.    Ab.  And.  422,  433,  587, 
836,  Eun.  99,  159,  Ht.  768,  Hec. 
617,  836.     Ph.  622,  AP.  And.  a.e. 
n,  Eun.    391,    Ph.  596,  894,  Ad. 
368,596. 
gratiis,  Ad.  744. 
gremium,  Ac.    Eun.  585.    Ab.    Ad. 

333- 
grex,  NS.    Ph.  32,  Ac.     Eun.  1084, 

Ht.  45,  245,  Ab.     Ad.  362. 
gubernatrix,  NS.     Eun.  1046. 
gynaeceum,  Ac.     Ph.  862. 
habitude,  NS.     Eun.  242. 
hariolus,  NS.     Ph.  708. 
haruspex,  NS.     Ph.  709. 
Heauton-Timorumenos  Ac.    Ht.  5. 
Hecyra,  NS.     [Dat]    Hec.  i.     Ac. 

Hec.  29. 
Hegio,    NS.      Ad.    438,  947.      DS. 

Ad.  351.     Ac.     Ad.  460.    V.    Ph. 

447,  452,  Ad.  455,  488,  499,  592. 
helluo,  NS.     Ht.  1033. 
Hercules,  NS.     Eun.  1027. 

hercle  And.  194,  225,  336,  347, 374, 

440, 495>  5°5' 554>  597' 742, 774'  775, 
929,  942,  Eun.  50,  67,  (hercule), 
218,  222,  254,  274,  305,  311,  321, 
329.  356,  362,  397,  416,  466,  487, 
530,  562,  607,  732,  905,  968,  984, 
1019,  1032,  1073,  Ht.  187,321,348, 
491'  523.  549'  553'  582,  612,  621, 
678,  692,  736,  761,  766,  815.  Ph. 
137,  164,  386,  494,  523,  542,  615, 
624,  644,  683,  774,  807,  849,  870, 
901,  956,  969, 993,  1049.  Hec.  306, 


43 


416,  424,  459,  624,  783,  806,  Ad. 
190,  227,  247,  268,  281,  353,  362, 
375,  4i9.  439.  483,  55i?  554,  578, 
637»  683,  902,  928,  975,  982. 

hereditas,  NS.  Hec.  172.  Ac.  And. 
815- 

heres,  Ac.  Hec.  460.  Ab.  Ht. 
969. 

holus,  AP.     And.  369. 

homo,  NS.  And.  344,  663,  744, 
778,  965,  974.  Eun.  237,  239, 
261,  358,  408,  543,  549,  676, 
804,  960,  976,  1082,  Ht.  77,  205, 
731,  825,  1003,  Ph.  123,  362,  375, 
411.  454.  5°9.  562.  642.  774.  853, 
991,  1041.  Hec.  459,  828,  861,  Ad. 
107,  in,  143,  407,  431,  440,  540, 
716,  883,  934,  959,  982,  GS.  And. 
330,  Eun.  546,  560,  696,  833,  Ht. 
313,  580,  848,  Hec.  439,  Ad.  367, 

572,  734,  736,  966-  DS-  And- 
425,  828,  A.e.  ii.  Eun.  232,  425, 
Ht.  Si,  356.  585,  780,  Ph.  135,  Hec. 
281,  431,  Ad.  199,  228,  259,  536, 
861.  Ac.  And.  245,  769,  844, 
Eun.  235,254,274,324,357,417, 
418,  588,  619,  674,  709,  758,  802, 
83$,  1009,  ion,  Ht.  380,  530,  567, 
665,  Ph.  2,  195,  252,  292,  305,  335, 
476,  591,  592,  598,  620,  632,  845, 
977,  Hec.  214,  524,  555,  Ad.  38, 
154,  183,  281,  304,  446,  562,  S79> 
891,  V.  And.  721,  Eun.  756,  Ph. 
1005,  Ad.  336,  Ab.  Eun.  460,  1083, 
Ht.  193,  Ph.  629,  Ad.  98,  254,821. 
NP.  Eun.  268.  GP.  And.  78, 
246,  629,  745,  967,  Eun.  248,  404, 
409,  757,  Ht.  61,  503,  887,  Ph.  853, 
Hec.  198,  Ad.  219,  594,  739,  DP. 
Ad.  833.  Ht.  422.  AP.  And. 
695,  910,  Eun.  225,  254,  490,  Ht. 
883,  Ph.  327,  764,  Ad.  15,  220. 

homuncio,  NS.     Eun.  591. 

honor,  NS.  Eun.  1023.  GS.  Ph. 
928.  Ac.  Eun.  260.  Ab.  Ht. 
687. 

hora,  NS.    Eun.  341.    Ac.    Ph.  514. 

hortus,  Ab.     Ad.  908. 

hospes,  NS.  And.  914,  Ad.  529. 
GS.  And.  843.  Ac.  And.  810, 
Ph.  67,  605,  Hec.  432,  801,  804. 
V.  And.  817,  Ab.  Eun.  119, 
Hec.  195,  AP.  Ph.  328. 

hospita,  GS.     And.  439. 

hostis,  NS.     Hec.  789. 

humanum,  GS.     Ht.  77. 

humi,  Soc.     And.  726. 

hymenaeus,  Ac.     Ad.  905,  907. 

iactus,  Ab.     Ad.  740. 


ianua,  Ac.  And.  725.  Ab.  And.  759. 
ignis,  Ac.  And.  129,  140.  Eun.  85. 
ignominia,  AP.  Ad.  262.  [quom 

omnia,  Dz.] 
imber,  Ac.     Eun.  585. 
Imbros,  Ab.     Hec.  171. 
immortalitas,  NS.     And.  960. 
imperator,    GS.      Eun.    778.      Ac. 

Eun.  495. 

impedimentum,  DS.    And.  707. 
imperium   NS.     Ac.  Eun.  415,  Ht. 

635,  Ph.  232,  232,  Ad.  66.  Ab.  Ht. 

233,  Ph.  196. 
inceptio,  NS.    And.  218. 
inceptor    NS.     Eun.  1035. 
inceptum   NS.     And.  236.    Ht.  119. 

Ab.     Ht.  811. 
incommoditas   NS.     And.  567.  AP. 

Ht.  932. 
incommodum    NS.    Ph.  652.       GS. 

Hec.    400.     NP.     Ph.    248.     AP. 

Hec.  165,  840.     AbP.     And.  627. 
inconstantia,  Ab.     Ph.  949. 
indicium    DS.     Ht.  384,  Ad.  4.    Ac. 

Hec.    546,   Ad.    617.      Ab.     Eun. 

1024.     Ht.  415. 
industria,  GS.     Hec.  32.     Ac.     Ad. 

25,  Ab.     And.  795. 
indutiae,  NP.     Eun.  60. 
inepta,  V.     And.  791.     Eun.  1007. 
ineptia,    Ac.     Eun.    741.     Ad.  749. 

AP.     Ph.  648. 
ineptus,  VP.     Ph.  949. 
infamia,  NS.    Ad.  303.     DS.    And. 

444.     Ab.     Ht.  259. 
infelicitas,  GS.     Ad.  544. 
infirmitas,  GS.     Hec.  176. 
infitiae,  AP.     Ad.  339,  347. 
infortunium,    NS.      Ht.    668,    Ac. 

Ad.  178.     Ab.     Ph.  1028. 
ingenium,  NS.     And.  77,  Ht.     47, 

284,  Ph.  70,  GS.     And    113,     Ac. 

And.  53,  275,  466,  Eun.  812,  Ht. 

384,  401,  Ph.  520,  Hec.  113,  152, 

170,  Hec.  860.     Ad.  71,  683,  829. 

Ab.     And.  98,  487,  Eun.  880,  Ht. 

24,    151,  420,  880,  Ph.    172,  497, 

Hec.   164,  200,  302,  474,  489,  Ad. 

297.     AP.     Eun.  250, 932.     AbP. 

And.  93,  Eun.  198. 
inimicitia,     NP.      Eun.    60.       AP. 

And.  852,  Ph.  370,  Hec.  231. 
inimicus,  NS.    Hec.  767.    Ac.  Eun. 

174,     176,    802,    NP.     And.   668, 

Hec.    2ii     DP.     Ht.    1015,   AP. 

And.  695. 
initium,  NS.     Hec.  351,  821.     Ac. 

And.  709,  Hec.  361. 
iniuria,  NS.     And.     156,    Ph.    407, 


44 


983,  Ad.  189,  207.  GS.  Ht.  147, 
Ac.  And.  488,  639,  Eun.  565,  Ph. 
349,  769,  Hec.  256,  401,  690,  692, 
740.  Ad.  148,  162,  595.  Ab. 
And.  214,  Eun.  762.  Ht.  992, 
Hec.  22,  Ad.  166,  197.  NP.  Eun. 
59.  Ht.  204.  GP.  Ph.  329. 
AP.  Ht.  137,  Ph.  730,  Hec.  165, 
301,  303,  307,  AbP.  And.  827, 
Hec.  i68(?).  Adverb.  And.  60, 
Eun.  433,  Ht.  581. 

iniussus  Ab.  Ph.  231.  Hec.  562, 
704. 

iniustitia,  NS.     Ad.  303.     Ab.     Ht. 

134- 
inluvies,  Ac.     Eun.  937.     Ab.     Ht. 

295. 
inopia,    Ac.     Eun.    937.     Ht.    929. 

Ab.    And.  71.     Ht.  367,  528.    Ph. 

167.     Ad.  105. 

inportunitas,  Ac.     And.  231. 
inpotentia,  Ac.     Ad.  607. 
inpluvium,  Ac.     Ph.  707. 
inprudentia,  NS.     Eun.  27. 
inpudentia,  Ab.     Hec.  213. 
inpulsor,  Ac.    Ad.  315.     Ab.    Eun. 

988.     Ad.  560. 

inpulsus,  Ab.     Hec.  242,  242,  687. 
insania,  Ac.     Ad.  in. 
inscitia,  NS.     Eun.  1071.     Ph.  77. 

Ac.     Ht.  630. 
insidiae,  AP.     Eun.  532.     Ph.  274. 

AbP.     Ph.  229. 
insomnium,  NP.     Eun.  219. 
insula,  Ac.     And.  222. 
integratio,  NS.     And.  555. 
intelligentia,  NS.     Hec.  31. 
internuntius,  NS.     Eun.  287.     NP. 

Ht.  299. 

intertrimentum,  Ab.     Ht.  448. 
inventor,  NS.     Eun.  1035. 
inventum,  Ab.     Ht.  811. 
invidia,  Ac.     Ph.   276.     Ab.    And. 

66. 

invidus,  AP.     Hec.  469. 
iocus,    Ac.     Eun.    300,    Ab.     Eun. 

179,  Ht.  541. 
ira,  NS.     Hec.  505,  711,  781.     GS. 

Hec.  351.     Ac.     Ht.  189,  Ph.  323, 

435.    Hec.   291,  313,  729,  780,  Ad. 

312.  Ab.  Hec.  484,562.  NP.  And. 

552,    555,    Hec.     289,    307,    AP. 

Hec.  253,  310,  AbP.     Hec.  485. 
iracundia,  GS.    Ad.    146,    Ph.   185, 

Ac.     Ph.   189,  Ad.  755,  794.     Ab. 

Ht.  920,  Ad.  310. 
iter,  NS.    Ph.  66.     Ac.    Eun.  1065, 

Hec.     194,    415.     Ab.     Ht.    271. 

Ph.  566. 


itio,  NP.     Ph.  1012. 

iudex,  NS.     Ht.  3152,  Ph.  279,  1055. 

Ab.  Hec.  255.    NP.    Ht.  213,  Ad. 

4.     GP.    Ph.  275.    DP.    Ph.  400. 

AP.    Ph.  282. 
luno  Lucina,   V.     And.   473.     Ad. 

.    487- 

iudicium,      NS.      Eun.    339.      DS. 

Ph.  1045.     Ac.    Ht.  12.    Ph.  404, 

406. 
luppiter,  NS.     Ph.  807.    Ac.    Eun. 

584.    V.    And.  464,  732,  930,  Eun. 

55o»  709,  946,  1048,  Ht.  256,  630, 

690,  Ph.  816.    Hec.  317.    Ad.  in, 

196,366,714,731,757.     Ab.     Ht. 

1036. 
iurgium,  Ac.     Eun.  626.    Hec.  513, 

Ab.     Ph.  778.     Ad.  404. 
ius,  NS.     Ht.    796.     Ph.   176,    412. 

Hec.   387,   Ad.    686.      Ac.     Eun. 

768,    Ht.    642,  Ph.  936,  981,  981, 

Ad.    163,    201,    801.     Ab.     And. 

214,  394,  607,  Eun.  939,  Hec.  10, 

ii.     Ad.  52,  217. 
ius-iurandum,    NS.     Ad.    166.   306. 

Ac.     Hec.    697,    751,    754.     Ab. 

Hec.  870. 

iusta,  AP.     Ph.  280. 
iustitia,  Ab.     Ht.  646. 
labia,  AbP.     Eun.  336. 
labor,    NS.      Hec.    286.     GS.     Ht. 

42,  82,  91.     DS.     Hec.  226.     Ac. 

And.    720,   870.     Ht.    165.     Hec. 

17,    344.     Ad.    263.      Ab.     And. 

78,  831.     Eun.  399.     Ht.  40,  841, 

1040.    Ph.  46.     Hec.  23,  390.    Ad. 

870,  871,  875. 
labrum,  Ac.    'Ad.  559. 
Laches,   NS.     Hec.    727,   V.     Hec. 

134,  206,  232,   263,  633,  647,  664, 

722,  732,  751,  785. 
lacrimola,    Ab.     Eun.  67. 
lacruma,  NP.     And.  126,  558-     Ph. 

107.     Ad.    536.      GP.      Hec    67^. 

AP.     Ht.    '167.     Ad.    335.     AbP. 

Ht.  306.     Ph.  975. 
lacus,  Ac.     Ad.  1583,  715. 
laetitia,    NS.     Ht.    680.     Ac.     Ht. 

186,    292.     Hec.    816.     Ab.    Ad. 

522. 

lampada,  AP.     Ad.  907. 
lana,  Ac.     Ht.  278.     Ab.    And.  75. 
languor,  Ac.     Ht.  807. 
lanius,  NP.     Eun.  257. 
lapis,  NS.    Ht.  917.    Ac.    Hec.  214, 

V.     Ht.  831. 
largitas,    NS.     Ad.  985.     Ab.     Ht. 

441. 
lascivia,  Ab.     Ht.  945. 


45 


later,  Ac.     Ph.  186. 

latus,  Ab.     Ht.  672. 

Latini,  NP.     Ph.  26. 

laus,  DS.   Ad.  5,  105,  382,  418.    Ac. 

And.    66.     Eun.    925.     Ht.    315. 

Hec.  461.     Ad.  18,  256. 
lectulus,  AP.     Ad.  285,  585. 
lectus,    NS.     Ht.  903.     Ab.      Eun. 

593.     Ad.  520.     AP.     Ht.  125. 
Lemnus,  Ac.  Ph.  66,  567.    Ab.    Ph. 

873,    1004.     Loc.     Ph.   680,    942, 

1013. 

lenitas,  NS.     And.  175.     Ad.  390. 
leno,  NS.     Ht.  39.     Ph.  508.     Ad. 

161,  187,  188.     DS.     Ph.  83,  829, 

1039.     Ad.  8.     Ac.     Ph.  491,  847, 

V.     Ad.  184,  196.     Ab.     Ph.  171, 

Ad.  328. 

lepus,  NS.     Eun.  426. 
Lesbia,  Ac.     And.  228. 
lex,    NS.     Ph.    125,    126,    236,    238, 

296,  409,  414.  Ac.    And.  880,   Ad. 

85.     Ab.     And.    200,    799,     Eun. 

102,    Ht.  1054,  Ph.  116,  214,  533, 

984,     Hec.     172.     NP.     Ph.   292, 

Ad.    652.     AP.     Ht.   998.     AbP. 

And.  780,  Ph.  455,  626. 
liber,  Ab.     Eun.  732. 
liberi,  NP.     And.    891.     GP.     Ad. 

793.      DP.      And.    a.e.    9.       Ad. 

77^.     AP.     Ht.  151,  949,  Hec.  212, 

655,  Ad.  57. 

liberalitas,  Ab.     Ad.  57. 
libertas,  Ac.     Ad.  183. 
libertus,  NS.     And.  37.     Ac.    Eun. 

308. 
licentia,  NS.     Ad.    508.     Ab.     Ht. 

483- 

limen,  Ac.     Hec.  378. 
linea,  Ab.     Eun.  640. 
lingua,  NS.     Eun.  977.     Hec.  761. 
lis.  NP.     Eun.  734,     Ph.  133,  Hec. 

180,  Ad.  792.    GP.   Ph.  623.    AP. 

And.  8n,  Ph.  219,  408,  Ad.  248. 

AbP.     Ph.  634. 
litterae,  AbP.     Eun.  476. 
locus,  NS.  And.  154,  354,  Eun.  541, 

10^9.  Ht-  2l8'  233>  587.  ph-  547> 
818.  GS.  And.  206,  601,  Eun. 
125,  234,  255,  801,  Ht.  257,  Ph. 
979.  Ac.  And.  233,  320,  356, 
681,  Eun.  973,  Ht.  359,  586,  Ph. 
33>  175.  522>  548,  Hec.  21,  42,  Ad. 
9,  10,  13,  272,  572,  572.  Ab.  And. 
292,  406,  718,  760,  Eun.  241,  542, 
782,  Ht.  104,  537,  827,  Ph.  32,  446, 
473,  Hec.  41,  303,  Ad.  216,  344, 
827,  994. 
logos,  NP.  Ph.  493. 


longinguitas,  NS.     Hec.  596. 

longitude,  Ac.     Hec.  963. 

lorum,  AbP.     Ad.  182,  182. 

lubido,  NS.  And.  308,  557,  Ht.  573, 
Ph.  716,  Ac.  And.  78,  Ht.  201, 
Hec.  534.  Ab.  Ht.  216. 

lucrum,  GS.  Ht.  747,  Ph.  61,  DS. 
Hec.  287.  Ac.  Ht.  609,  Ad.  216. 
Ab.  Ph.  246,  251,  Ad.  817. 

luctus,  Ac.     Hec.  210. 

ludibrium,  DS.      Hec.  149,  526. 

ludus,  DS.  Hec.  204,  Ac.  Eun. 
300,  587,  Ph.  86,  Ab.  Ph.  88,  Hec. 
203,  AP.  And.  479,  Eun.  1010, 
Ph.  945,  Hec.  45. 

lupus,  NS.  Ad.  537.  DS.  Eun. 
832,  Ac.  Ph.  506. 

lutum,  Ab.     And.  777.     Ph.  780. 

lux,  Ac.  Eun.  278,  Hec.  852.  Ab. 
Ad.  841. 

luxuria,  Ab.     Ht.  945. 

luxus,  Ab.     Ad.  760. 

macellum,  Ac.    Eun.  255.    Ad.  573. 

maceria,  Ac.     Ad.  908. 

macula,  Ac.     Ad.  954. 

maeror,  Ab.     And.  693. 

magister,  NS.  And.  54.  Ac.  And. 
192.  Ph.  72. 

magistra,  Ac.     Hec.  204. 

magistratus,  NS.  Eun.  22.  AP. 
Ph.  403.  * 

magnificentia   Ab.     Ph.  930. 

maiores,  GP.     Ad.  411. 

mala,  Ab.     Ad.  171. 

maledictum,  Ac.  Ad.  17,  DP.  And. 
7,  Ht.  34,  AP.  Ad.  263,  795. 
AbP.  Ph.  3. 

malefactum,  AP.  And.  23.  Ad.  200. 

maleficium,  Ab.     Ph.  336. 

malitia,  NS.  Ht.  796,  GS.  Ph 
359,  Ac.  Hec.  203.  Ab.  And 
723,  Ph.  273,  659. 

malum,  NS.  And.  688,  Eun.  987, 
997,  Ph.  781,  GS.  And.  73,  116, 
458,  547.  6o4>  720,  843,  967 '  Eun- 
547>  995»  999'  I029-  Ht-  82,  229, 
236'  237»  75°»  I0°3>  IOI3>  Ph-  80, 
158,  184,  469,  543,  698,  Hec.  333, 
418,  782,  Ad.  357,  443,  611.  DS. 
And.  468,  615,  Ad.  300,  Ac.  And. 
143,  431,  611,  672,  782,  921,  Eun. 
508,  968,  Ph.  193,  503,  555,  851, 
976,  Hec.  132,  319,  335,  Ad.  509, 
Ab.  And.  179,  431,  Eun.  714. 
Ph.  505,  544,  Hec.  275,  Ad.  69, 
320.  NP.  Ht.  196,  Ph.  180,  DP. 
And.  627.  AP.  And.  215,  340, 
640,  Hec.  207,  Ad.  546.  AbP. 
And.  562,  649,  Ht.  258,  Ph.  766. 


malum  :  as  term  of  abuse,  Eun.  780, 
Ht.  318,  716,  Ph.  644,  723,  948. 
Ad.  544,  557. 

mamma,  Ac.     Ad.  975. 

mancipium,  NS.  Eun.  274.  AP. 
Eun.  364. 

mane,  And.  83.  Eun.  340.  Ht. 
67,  519,  Ph.  531. 

manipulus,  NS.     Eun.  776. 

mansio,  NP.     Ph.  1012. 

manus,  Ac.  And.  297.  Ht.  563, 
565,  Ph.  634,  Ad.  576,  781.  Ab. 
Ph.  830,  Hec.  493,  667,  Ad.  194, 
980.  AP.  Ht.  590,  Ad.  565, 
AbP.  And.  161,  676,  Ad.  563. 

mare,  Ac.  Hec.  419.  Ab.  Eun. 
519.  VP.  Ad.  790. 

maritus,  NS.     Ad.  938. 

mastigia,  V.     Ad.  781. 

mater,  NS.  Eun.  107, 116,  130,  156, 
518,  840,  Ht.  233,  270.  Ph.  49, 
130,  569,  Hec.  378,  480,  547,  625, 
660,  Ad.  478,  657,  929.  GS.  Eun. 
in,  Hec.  301,318,  481,  495,  DS. 
Eun.  108,  Hec.  477,  Ac.  Ht.  335, 
Ph.  96,  750,  Hec.  184,  299,  602, 
613,  678,  Ad.  471,  598,  910.  V. 
Ht.  1024,  Hec.  353,  355,  358,  590, 
Ab.  Ph.  873,  Hec.  174,  236,  700. 
Ad.  650,  NP.  Eun.  313,  Ht.  991. 

materfamilias,  NS.     Ad.  747. 
matrimonium,  NS.     Hec.  538. 

matrona,  Ac.  And.  364.  AP.    Eun. 

37- 

mecastor,  Hec.  83. 
medicus,  Ac.     Hec.  323. 
medium,  Ab.      Ph.    16,   967,    1019. 

Hec.  620,  Ad.  479. 
membrum,  NP.     Ad.  612. 
memoria,  Ac.     And.  943,  Ph.  383, 

802.     Ab.     And.  40.    Eun.  170. 
Menander,  NS.   And.  9.    GS.   Eun. 

9,  20. 

mendicus,  Ac.     And.  816. 
Menedemus,  Ac.    Ht.  180,  1815,  608, 

739,  GS.     Ht.  749,  DS.     Ht.  768. 

V.      Ht.  159,  427,  440,  464,  861, 

883,  908,  921,  931,  954,  1047.    Ab. 

Ht.  610. 
mens,  NS.     And.    164.     Eun.    729, 

Ac.     Eun.  233,  451,  498,  666,  910. 

Ht.  484,  764,  886,  889,  986,  997, 

1005.    Ph.  77,  154,  157,  652.    Hec. 

405;  536-  734,  Ad.  432,  528. 
mensis,    NS.     Hec.   394,    Ad.   475, 

NP.     Ad.  691.      AP.     Eun.   277, 

Ht.  118,  Ph.  520,  Hec.  822,  AbP. 

Eun.  331,  Hec.  393,  Ad.  396. 
mentio,  Ac.     Eun.  437. 


mercator,    NS.      And.   222.       Eun. 

109,  114. 
mercatus,  Ac.     Ph.  838,  893.     Ad. 

231. 

mercenarius,  Ac.     Ad.     541. 
merces,  Ac.      Ph.  414.     Ab.      Ht. 

145- 

meridies,  Ab.  Ad.  848. 
meretrix.  NS.  And.  756,  Eun.  986, 
Ht.  522,  599,  Ad.  747.  DS.  Ht. 
563,  Ac.  Eun.  352,  Ph.  413, 
Hec.  539,  689,  716,  Ad.  9,  149. 
Ab.  Eun.  927,  NP.  Hec.  776, 
834.  GP.  Eun.  48,  932,  994, 
DP.  Hec.  58.  AP.  Eun.  37. 

meritum,  NS.  Ht.  92.  Ab.  Eun. 
458.  Ph.  337,  338. 

metus,  NS.  And.  54.  Ac.  And. 
339>  Ht.  337,  341,  Ad.  736.  Ab. 
And.  181,  251,  351,  937,  Eun.  977, 
Ht.  199,  328,  Ph.  57,  564,825,843, 
Ad.  58,  75,  612. 

miles,  NS.  Eun.  31,  125,  353,  623, 
626,  654,  737,  752,  1041,  Ht.  733. 
Ph.  532.  GS.  Eun.  26,  229,454, 
Ac.  Eun.  38,  395,  538,  618,  755, 
1072.  Ht.  365,  Hec.  96.  Ab. 
Eun.  192,  287,  733,  Hec.  85,  91. 
V.  Eun.  806,  1063.  NP.  Eun. 
815.  GP.  Eun.  778. 

militia,  Loc.     Ad.  495. 

miluus,  DS.     Ph.  330. 

Micio,  NS.  Ad.  923,  Ac.  Ad.  512. 
V.  Ad.  60,  92,  96,  132,  598,  720, 
737,  800,  836,  943,  952,  979,  988. 

Mida,  NS.     Ph.  862. 

Miletus,    Ac.     Ad.  655.     Loc.  Ad. 

654- 
mina,    GS.     Ad.    370.      Ac.      Ht. 

475,  NP.     Eun.  471,  Ph.  557,  Ad. 
223,  742.     AP.     And.    210,    Eun. 
169,   Ht.  724,    835,   Ph.  410,  662, 
667,  897,  1038,  Ad.  242,  915,  AbP. 
Eun.  984,  Ad.  191. 

Minerva,  Ac.     Ht.  1036. 

miseria,  NS.     Ad.  555.     Ac.     Eun. 

406,  Ht.  127,  Ad.  867,  876.     Ab. 

Ad.  602.    GP.    Ad.  294,  DP.    Ad. 

545.      AP.      Ht.  420.      Hec.   420. 

AbP.     Hec.  570. 
misericordia,  NS.     And.    126,    261, 

Ht.  637,  Ad.  306.    Ac.    And.  559, 

Ht.  995,  Ph.  277,  Ab.    Ph.  498. 
modestia,  Ab.     Hec.  478,  591. 
modus,   Ac.     And.    95,    826,     Eun. 

57,   Ht.  755,   Hec.  676,  Ad.    424. 

Ab.    And.  153,  Eun.  920,  Ht.  401, 

476,  1042,  Ph.  756,  972,  Hec.  266, 
325,  724,  Ad.  469,  534,  605,  614, 


47 


636,  695-     AbP.    And.  248.    Eun. 
384,  710,  955,  Hec.  179,  701,  Ad. 

166,  315. 

multi-modis,  And.  939,    Ht.  320, 
Ph.  465,  Hec.  280. 
moechus,  Ac.    And.  316.    Ab.  Eun. 

960,  992.     DP.     Eun.  957. 
molestia,  GS.    Eun.  630.    Ac.    Hec. 
344,  Ad.  819.    Ab.   Eun.  928.    AP. 

Eun.  77. 

mollities,  NS.     Eun.  222. 
momentum,  Ab.     And.   266. 
monumentum,  Ac.    Eun.  13.    AbP. 

Eun.  753. 
monitor,  NS.   Ht.  875.   V.    Ph.  234. 

Ab.     Ht.  171. 
mons,  AP.     Ph.  68. 
monstratio,  Ab.     Ad.  714. 
monstrum,  NS.    Eun.  656,  860.   GS. 

And.    250.     Eun.    334.     Ph.    954. 

V.    Eun.  696.     NP.     Ph.  705. 
mora,  NS.   And.  420,  593,  971.  Ad. 

171.     GS.     And.  166.     DS.     Ad. 

712,   904.     Ac.     And.   615,    Hec. 

127,    Ad.    719.     Ab.     And.    424, 

467,  Ad.  354. 
morbus,  NS.     Ph.    574,    575,    Hec. 

330,   334,    337-     GS.     Eun.    225, 

Hec.    323,    357.     Ac.     And.    300, 

Ph.  244,  Hec.  239,  373.    Ab.  Hec. 

366. 
mors,  NS.     And.  297,  697,  Ph.  750. 

Ac.     And.  in,  223,  Ht.  271,  636, 

Ph.  244,  1019,  Hec.  422,  596,  Ad. 

90,  874.     Ab.     And.  799,  Ph.  166. 
mos,  NS.     Eun.  iSS,  Ht.  393,  562. 

Ph.  454,  Ad.  532.    Ac.    And.  641, 

880,  Ht.  947,  Hec.  599,  860,  Ad, 

214,    431,    708.     Ab.     And.    152, 

967,    Ht.    203.      NP.     And.    696. 

Ht.  382,  Ph.  55.     GP.     Ad.   160. 

DP.     And.    395,   Ht.    1019.     AP. 

And.  189,  Eun.  932,  1089,  Ht.  239, 

260,  1032,  Hec.  163,  239,  478,  578, 

735,   Ad.    758,   984.      AbP.      Ht. 

839,  Hec.  644. 
mulier,  NS.   And.  69,  229,  381,  755, 

Eun.  627,  1080,  Ht.  231,  243,  305, 

521,  1006,  Ph.  726,  793,  1046,  Hec. 

661.     GS.     Ph.    307,    Hec.    446. 

643.     DS.     And.    460,    Eun.  575, 

589,    Ht.  281,  662,  953,  Ph.   726, 

Hec.    757,   Ad.    599.     Ac.     And. 
133,  230,  Eun.  357,  Ht.  751,  Ph. 

436,  829,  920,  Hec.   iSS,  566,  662. 

Ad.  90,   172,  566,  974.     V.     And. 

742,    Hec.    214,   525.      NP.      Ht. 

375,  Hec.  199,  312,  710,  Ad.  229, 
647.      GP.      Eun.   665,   812,    Ht. 


239,    Hec.    35,   600.      AP.      And. 
117,  Eun.  296,  Hec.  754,  777. 
muliercula,  Ac.     Ht.  444,  Ph.  1017. 
munus,     NS.     Ph.    40.     Ac.     Eun. 
214,  275,  Ad.  764.    Ab.    Eun.  269, 
353,  1023,  Ph.  47,  Hec.  853. 
musica,  AbP.     Eun.  477. 
mutatio,  NS.     Eun.  671.    Hec.  633. 
Myrrhina,  NS.     Hec.  445,  830,  870. 
Ac.      Hec.    811,   845.     V.      Hec. 

523,  541,  560.     Ab.     Hec.  632. 
Mjsis,    NS.      And.    226,    686,    V. 

And.  267,  282,  282,  693,  714,  722, 

748,  802. 
Naevius,  GS.   Eun.    25.    Ac.    And. 

18. 

narratio,  GS.     And.  709. 
natura,  NS.     And.  795.     Ac.     Ad. 

885,  Ht.  503.    Ab.    Eun.  316.    Ht. 

24,  Ad.  126,  902. 

natu,  Ab.     Ht.  645.     Ad.  881,  930. 
Nausistrata,  V.     Ph.  784,  813,  986, 

987,  1014,  1037,  1046,  1052. 
nauta,  Ab.     Ph.  576. 
navis,  Ac.    And.  222.    Ad.  225,  703. 

Ab.      And.   923.     Ht.    182,    Hec. 

421. 

nasus,  Ab.     Ht.  1062. 
nebulo,  NS.     Eun.  785,  Ac.     Eun. 

269.     V.     Eun.  717. 
necessitas,  NS.     Hec.  492. 
neglegentia.  Ac.     And.  20,  Ph.  571. 

Ab.     And.  71,  Ph.  1016.     Ad.  14. 
negotium,    GS.     And.  2,    521,  849, 

953,  Eun.  404,  544,  Ht.  498,  Ph. 

710,  816,  Hec.  97,  Ad.    638,  642, 

707.   Ab.    Hec.  26,  Ad.  20.    AbP. 

Ht.  418. 
nemo,  NS.  And  396,  697,  963.  Eun. 

52,  226,  487,   549,  549,   561,  757, 

1032,  1078,  1078,  1082,  Ht.  64,  65, 

263,  574,  975^  Ph-  152,  338,  765> 

808,    Hec.  67,  141,  187,  189,  237, 

323,  329,  Ad.^208,  353,  434,  529. 

DS.     And.  64,  250,  Ph.  953,  Hec. 

281,    398,    Ad.     259.      Ac.     And. 

363>  364,  5o6,  750,  Eun.  147,  553, 

680,  Ph.    591,    Hec.   66,   66,   Ad. 

291. 
nepos,   NS.     Hec.  639.     DS.     Ad. 

974- 

Neptunus,  GS.     Ad.  790. 
nequities,  Ac.     Ht.  481.     Ad.  358. 
nervus,    Ac.     Ph.    325,    696.     AP. 

Eun.  312. 
nex.  Ac.     And.  199.     Ph.  327,  Ad. 

182. 

Nicaretus,  Ac.     And.  87. 
nihil   (nil  is  not  found  in  Umpfen- 


bach's  text.).  NS.  And.  120, 
1 66, 206, 314, 340, 350, 365, 365,  435, 

435»  437.  440,  448,  449.  6oi>  6°4, 
683,  Eun.  15,  50,  144,  243,  243,  273, 
361,  427,  435,  535,  542,  638,  638, 
641,934,  1051, 1094.  Ht.  175,  234, 
672,  675,  676,  682,  699,  834,  878, 
894,  896,  999,  102 1,  Ph.  So,  85, 
105,  146,  208,  300,  421,  474,  565, 

696,  738,  763,  861,  940,  995,  looo, 
Hec.  400,  736,  782,  850,  865.  Ad. 
141,  157,  177,  233,  264,  311,  394, 
528,644,653,656,816.  Ac.  And. 
17,  58,  90,  116,  187,  306,  315, 
326,  331,  640,  716,  788,  858, 
863,  949.  Eun.  152,  221,  913.  Ht. 
76,  77,  140,  197,  224,  227,  309,337, 
415,  520,  571,  776,  881,  900,  976, 
1002,  1056,  Ph.  132,  263,  331,  334, 
361,  475,  521,  543,  605,  669,  806, 
997,  999,  Hec.  154,  234,  462,  593, 

697,  767,  811.  Ad.  99,  134,  266, 
300,  414,  562,  592,  613,  641,  728, 
777,  922,  935.   Adverb.  And. 
32,  160,  202,  204,  337,  505,  516, 
582,  637,  638,  737,  Eun.  184,  320, 
615,  666,  703,  735,  735,  765,  884, 
Ht.  171,  519,  667,  717,  939,  1057. 
Ph.  142,  250,  305,  644,  715,  846, 
1042,  Hec.  618.  732,  810,  Ad.  142, 
244^  273,  366,  405, 

nihilo.  Ht.  377,  1012.  Ph.  472, 

530.  535.  597-  Hec-  727- 

nihili,  Eun.  94,  Ad.  167,  452. 
nitor,  NS.     Eun.  242. 
nobilitas,    NS.      Eun.     1021.      Ac. 

Hec.  797. 

nodus,  Ac.     And.  941. 
nomen,  NS.  And.  86,  928,  928,  942, 

Ht.  662,  Ph.  385,  804,  1048,  Hec. 

i,    735.     Ac.     Eun.    3,    in,    Ph. 

385,  386,  739>  Ad.  571.     Ab.     Ph. 

392,  742,  744. 
noti,  NP.     Eun.  238. 
notitia,  NS.     Ht.  53. 
novi,  NP.     Eun.  43. 
nox,  NS.     Ht.  461,  Hec.   137.     Ad. 

470,  525,  Ac.     Ht.  366,  Ab.     Ht. 

491.      Ph.  266,  Hec.  136,  822,  Ad. 

26,   841.     AP.     And.   676.     Eun. 

193,  1079, 

noctu,  Eun.  219.     Ad.     532. 
noxia,  Ac.     Eun.  852,  Ht.  298,  Ph. 

225.     Hec.  276.     AbP.     Hec.  310. 
nugae,  AP.     Ht.  621. 
numerus,  NS.     Ph.  53.     Ab.     Ad. 

594- 
nummus,  Ac.     Ht.  606.     GP.     Ph. 

38. 


nuntius,  Ac.  Ht.  427.  Ab.  Ht. 
176.  Ph.  193,  Hec.  849,  851. 

nupta,  NS.  Hec.  534,  789,  Ad.  751. 
Ac.  Ph.  304.  Hec.  656. 

nuptiae,  NP.  And.  47,  269,  328, 
348,  360,  438,  516,  542,  578,  656, 
700,  Ht.  895.  Hec.  101,  176,  Ad. 
735.  GP.  And.  261,836,  Ht.  713. 
DP.  And.  102,  313,  366,  Ht.  699, 
Ad.  712.  AP.  And.  157,  168, 
I73»  182,  332,  341,  378,  514,  521, 
529>  577»  595>  6o2>  620,  667, 
674,  690,  711,  740,  766,  830,  Ht, 
377,  885,  Ph.  258,  666,  701,  733. 
Hec.  147,  Ad,  899.  AbP.  And. 
196,  207,  212,  300,  413,  78,  913, 
916,  Ht.  863,  Ph.  442,  543,  Hec. 
126,  714,  835,  838,  Ad.  756. 

nurus,  AP.     Hec.  201. 

nutrix,  DS.  Eun.  914,  Ac.  Eun. 
808,  892,  Ph.  736,  Hec.  726,  770. 
V.  Eun.  913,  Ht.  617,  Ad.  288. 

obitus,  NS.     Hec.  859. 

obolus,  Ab.     And.  369. 

obsequium,  NS.     And.  68. 

obstetrix,  Ac.  And.  299,  515.  Ad. 
292,  354'  618,  620. 

occasio,  NS.  Ht.  233,  Ph.  885.  Ac. 
Eun.  604. 

occultum,  Ab.     Eun.  787.     AP.  Ht. 

575- 

oculus,  Ac.  Ph.  989.  NP.  Eun. 
740,  Ph.  735,  1053,  AP.  Eun.  68, 
623,  648,  794,  Ht.  1041,  Ph.  85, 
Ad.  170,  318,  701,  903.  AbP. 
Eun.  401,  677,  Ht.  491,  564,  Ph. 
548,  Hec.  363,  863,  Ad.  170,  329, 
669. 

odium,  NS.  Eun.  404,  972,  Hec. 
580,  Ac.  And.  68,  941,  Hec.  219, 
Ad.  871.  DS.  Hec.  343.  Ab.  Ph. 
849,  1016.  Hec.  123,  134. 

Oedipus,  NS.     And.  194. 

officium,  NS.  And.  168,  236,  Ph. 
139,  Ac.  And.  330.  Eun.  729,  Ht. 
580,  Ph.  282,  724,  Ad.  69,  464,  514, 
593,  980.  Ab.  Ph.  722,  Ad.  603, 
NP.  Ad.  966.  AP.  And.  114, 
Ht.  66. 

omen,  Ab.     And.  200. 

Omphale,  DS.     Eun.  1027. 

onus,  GS.  And.  897,  Ph.  94,  561. 
AP.  Hec.  359. 

opera,  NS.  Ph.  332,  Ad.  530.  GS. 
And.  217,  Eun.  281,  Ht.  73,  Ac. 
And.  5,  157,  243,  307,  327,  a.e.  2, 
Eun.  44,  63,  363,  Ht.  no,  497,  501, 
508,  693,  789,  910,  Ph.  30,  62,  87, 
209,  760,  Hec.  25,  396,  408,  553, 


49 


799.  Ad-  95>  532.  933,  Ab.    And.  Ph.  816,  876,  Hec.  428,  854.     Ad. 

370,  689,   738,    Ph.    10,  363,   563,          634,  637. 
,  786,  Hec.  228,  798,  818,  Ad.       otium,  NS. 


005 

20,  261,  694,  AP.  Ph.  267. 
opinio,  Ac.    And.  510,  Ht.  232,  Hec. 
763- 


Eun.  265,  Hec.  43, 
Ad.  419.  GS.  Ht.  75.  Ac.  Ph. 
2,  831,  Hec.  225,  Ad.  42.  Ab. 
Ht.  109,  Hec.  26,  Ad.  20,  863. 


oppidum,  Ac.     Ad.  715.    Ab.  And.       ovis,  Ac.     Eun.  832.     Ad.  534. 


342,  382. 
oppressio,  Ac.     Ad.  238. 
ops,   GS.      Ht.   592,    Ph.   553,    Ac. 

And.  473,  Ad.  487,  Ab.     Ph.  842. 

NP.     Ph.  470,  Ad.  331. 
opsonium,    GS.      And.    360.      Ab. 

Ad.  286. 


pactum,  Ab.  And.  49,  247,  792, 
804,  884,  Eun.  420,  585,  613,  716, 
939.  1083,  Ht.  475,  548,  713,  735, 
Ph.  242,  301,  507,  580,  593,  793, 
818,  834,  952,  Hec.  216,  445,  474, 
479>  546,  582,  628,  875.  Ad.  342, 
365,  732,  844. 


optatum,  Ac.    Eun.  1057.    AP.    Ht.       paedogogus,  NS.     Ph.  144. 


Ld.  976. 
1.     Ht.  72. 


611.     Ad. 

opus,  GS.     Ht.  72.     Ad.  518.     Ac. 
Eun.  220.      Ab.      Eun.  533,  Ht. 
73,   142.     NP.  Eun.  841. 
maxumo  opere,  Ht.  626,  Ph.  760. 
tanto  opere,  And.  868.     Ad.  945. 

opus  (^est,  sit,  etc.).  And.  32, 99,  165, 
337'  424,  446,  490»  523,  638,  682, 
704,  715,  722,  728,  736,  738,  740, 
Eun.  223,  333,  479,  632,  758,  765, 
770.  Ht.  80,  171,  187,  558,  578, 
6n,  612,  855,  893,  941,  Ph.  75,  loo, 
204,  227,  250,  440,  538,  557,  559, 
560,  563,  584,  594,  654,  666,  666, 
681,  715,  716,  762,  985,  1003,  1003, 
Hec.  104,  409,  431,  608,  665,  698, 
768,  865.  Ad.  254,  335,  342,  354, 
601,  625,  706,  740,  753,  996. 

orba,  NP.     Ph.  125. 

oratio,  NS.  And.  141,  251,  634, 
Ht.  27,  46,  384,  615,  1010.  Ph. 
224,  649,  Ad.  805.  DS.  And.  736. 
Hec.  96.  Ac.  And.  407,  Ht.  15, 
Ph.  783.  Hec.  381.  Ab.  And. 
12,  Ph.  5. 

orator,  NS.     Hec.  9.     Ac.      Ht.  n. 

oratum,  AP.     Hec.  385,  575. 

orcus,  Ab.     Hec.  852,  875. 

ordo,  GS.  Eun.  234.  Ab.  Eun. 
970.  Ht.  706,  Ph.  580,  Ad.  351, 

365.  5J3- 

ornamentum,  DP.     Ht.  837. 
ornatus,  NS.     Eun.  546,  GS.    And. 

365,  Eun.  237.     Ab.     Hec.  9. 
os,  NS.    Eun     838.  Ht.  306,      GS. 

Eun.  317,  Ac.  Eun.  597,670,   806, 

Ph.  986,  Ad.  269,  864.    Ab.    And. 

96,   Ht.   572,  700,  1062,  Ph.  625, 

917,  Ad.  93. 
ostium,    NS.     And.    682,    Ph.   840, 

Hec.    521,    DS.      Eun.    603,   Ac. 

And.  362,  474,  507,  Eun.  267,  763, 

843,   895,  975,   Ht.  276,  410,  906, 


palaestra,  Ab.     Eun.  477.     Ph.  484. 

pallium,  Ac.  Eun.  769.  Ab.  Ph. 
844,  863. 

palma,  Ac.     Ht.  709.     Ph.  17. 

palmarium,  Ac.     Eun.  930. 

Pamphila,  NS.  Ad.  619.  Ac.  Eun. 
440,  442,  624,  796,  827,  1036,  Ph. 
310,  510,  517. 

Pamphilus,  NS.  And.  88,  131,  462, 
851*  957.  965.  Hec.  60,  115,  144, 
346.  GS.  And.  549,  765,  765, 
Hec.  77,  152,  341.  DS.  And. 
301,  429,  486,  518,  Hec.  125,  774, 
816.  Ac.  And.  90,  145,209,227, 
234.  3!0,  338,  412,  685,  717,  Hec. 
173,  428,  575.  743.  752,  796,  804, 
808.  V.  And.  254,  267,  286,  318, 
321,  325,  344,  380,  409,  416,  617, 
675,  686,  871,  891,  882,  933,  950, 
965,  a.  e.  5,  Hec.  290,  382,  389, 
395.  456,  482,  484,  504,  585,  602, 
613,  621,  635,  650,  664,  671,  824, 
855,  862,  864.  Ab.  And.  166, 
216,  497,  512,  603,  269. 

panis,  Ac.     Eun.  939. 

pannus,  AbP.     Eun.  236,  Ht.  294. 

parasitaster,  NS.     Ad.  779. 

parasitus,  NS.  Eun.  30,  228,  347, 
Ht.  38,  Ph.  28,  122.  GS.  Eun. 
26.  Ac.  Eun.  38.  NP.  Eun. 
264. 

paratus,  GS.     Eun.  542. 

parens,  NS.  Ph.  357,  496.  DS. 
Hec.  448.  Ac.  Ht.  202.  Ab.  Hec. 
483.  NP.  Ad.  31.  GP.  Ht.  204. 
AP.  And.  806,  969,  Ht.  194, 
1027,  1039. 

Parmeno,  NS.  Eun.  129,  570,  694, 
700,  974,  1020,  1050,  Hec.  409, 
878.  GS.  Eun.  718.  DS.  Eun. 
925.  Ac.  Eun.  267,  270,  304, 
918,  944,  1005,  V.  Eun.  83,  99, 
189,  221,  286,  307,  330,  351,  362, 


369,  462,  964>  975>  I034-  Hec.  82, 

83,  103,  109,  131,  133,  149,  301, 
304,  314,  320,  340,  359,  416,  808, 
841,  875,  879,  Ad.  168. 

pars,  NS.  Eun.  92,  Ht.  42.  GS. 
Ht.  652.  DS.  And.  419.  Ac. 
And.  193,  a.  e.  9,  Eun.  123,  632, 
876,  Ht.  8,  47,  440,  Ph.  637,  Ad. 
3,  23,  24,  116,  130,  174.  Ab.  Eun. 
579,  1055,  Ht.  57.  AP.  Eun.  151, 
354,  Ht.  i,  10,  Ph.  27,  835,  Hec. 
836. 

parsimonia,  Ab.     Ht.  441. 

particeps,  NS.  Ht.  150.  Ac.  Ht. 
428. 

partus,  NS.  Hec.  396,  Ad.  307, 
619.  Ac.  Hec.  384,  446,  531.  Ab. 
And.  230. 

Pasibula,  NS.     And.  945. 

pater,  NS.  And.  227,  353,  375,  380, 
403,  549'  699,  732,  872,  950,  970, 
Eun.  517,  611,  840,  889,  1016,  Ht. 
179,  179,  229,  439,  718,  826,  954, 
983.  Ph.  119,  129,  133,  147, 
205,  480,  541,  601,  712,  737,  762, 
872,  Hec.  116,  121,  173,  258,  295, 
571,  582,  670,  702,  Ad.  76,  125,  126, 
452,  456>  538,  637,  902.  GS.  And. 
187,  236,  262,  880,  890,  Eun.  in, 
310,  327,  1048,  Ht.  189,  955,  998, 
Ph.  315,  788,  804,  828,  Hec.  529, 
Ad.  333,  391.  DS.  And.  112, 
394,  612,  661,  903,  Eun.  340,  386, 
1014,  1039,  Ht-  J56>  259,  681, 
1039,  Ph-  474>  691,  Hec.  154,  452, 
820,  865,  Ad.  629.  Ac.  And. 
224,  295,  387,  410,  868,  918,  925, 
948,  Ht.  313,  328,  370,  377,  402, 

526,  700,  705,  925,   929,  960,  Ph. 
118,  154,  199,  262,  354,  608,  731, 
804,  835,  874,  Hec.  191,  396,  449, 

527,  652,  Ad.  55,  283,517,  707.   V. 
And.  139,  151,  417,  889,  890,  893, 
897,  900,  939,  947,  955,  Ht.  181, 
187,    198,   459,    571,    1049,    1051, 
1055,  1056,  1059,  1062,  1066,  Hec. 
455,  486,   494,  612,  Ad.  643,  661, 
663,  669,  674,  679,  681,  696,  700, 
703,  901,  911,  922,  927,  935,  936, 
955,    982,   983,   995.     Ab.     And. 
252,653,  891,   Ht.   103,  217,  235, 
823,  Ph.  364,  607,  879,  Hec.  586, 
Ad.  6150,951.    NP.     Ht.  213,  Ph. 

84.  GP.      Ht.     101,     Hec.    117. 
AP.  Ad.  53.    AbP.    And.  a.  e.  8. 

patina,    AP.  Ad.  428.     AbP.    Eun. 

816. 
patrona,  Ac.     Eun.  887. 


patronus,  NS.     Ad.  456.     Ac.     Ph. 

307.     Ab.     Eun.  770. 
patruus,    Ac.     Ph.     199.     V.      Ph. 

254,  263,  270. 
pauca,  AP.     Ph.    648.     DP.    And. 

29,  536,  Hec.  510.  Ad.  806. 
patria,  Ac.     Eun.  112,  Ht.  194,  398, 

Ab.     And.  798,  Ht.   137,  257,  Ad. 

275- 
paulum,  NS.     And.  903,  Eun.  685, 

857,  1075,  Ht.  498,  747.    Hec.  506, 

Ad.  949,   950.    Ac.    Ph.  741.    Ad. 

980. 
paululum,  NS.  And.  360,  Ac.    Eun. 

281.     Ab.     Eun.  75. 
pauperies,  Ac.     Ht.  in. 
paupertas,  NS.     Ph.  94,  904.     Ac. 

Ad.  496. 

pauxillulum,  NS.  Ph.  37. 
pax,  NS.  Eun.  61,  Ht.  291,  717, 

Ac.     Ht.   998,    1046.     Ab.     Eun. 

53>  466. 
peccatum,    NS.     Eun.    27,    27,  Ht. 

158,  Hec.  253,  Ad.  687,  725.  GS. 

Ht.    218,    625,    DS.      Hec.    737. 

Ac.     Ht.  434,  990,  Ph.  217,  244, 

958,  973,  Ad.  263,  593,  Ab.    And. 

903,  Ht.  992,  Ad.  773.    AP.    Ht. 

634,  AbP.  And.  888,  Ht.  33. 
pectus,  Ab.  Eun.  314,  Ad.  613. 
pecunia,  NS.  Ht.  476,  GS.  Ph. 

631,  Hec.  506,  Ac.     Ht.  480,  Ad. 

216,  Ab.     Ph.  60. 
pedisequa,  AP.     And.  123. 
penates,  AP.     Ph.  311. 
peniculus,  Ac.     Eun.  777. 
penuria,  NS.     Ad.  442. 
penus,  Ac.     Eun.  310. 
peregrina,    Ac.       And.     146.      Ab. 

And.  469. 

peregrinus,  NS.  Eun.  759. 
perfector,  NS.  Eun.  1035. 
periculum,  NS.  Ht.  980,  Ph.  326, 

333,    Hec.   326,    GS.     And.    350, 

821,  867,  Ht.  415,   Ph.  763,  Hec. 

736,  Ad.  157,  Ac.     And.  565,  566, 

677,  Eun.  476,   Ht.  210,  221,  323, 

Ph.  933,  Hec.  766,  Ad.  240.     Ab. 

And.   131,  391,  480,  Ht.  314,  339, 

477,  Ph.  58,  AP.     Ph.  243. 
Perinthia,  Ac.    And.  9.    Ab.    And. 

13- 

pernicies,  NS.     Ad.  188.     Ac.     Ht. 

45°- 
persona,  Ac.     Eun.  26.    AP.    Eun. 

32,  AbP.     Eun.  35. 
pertinacia,  NS.     Hec.  202,  496,  Ab. 

Hec.  591. 


pes,  NS.  Eun.  729,  Ph.  106,  Ac. 
And.  808,  Ad.  227,  AP.  Eun.  844, 
Ph.  190,  Ad.  386.  GP.  Ph.  326. 
AbP.  And.  161,  676.  Ad.  585. 

pessulus,  Ac.     Eun.  603.     Ht.  278. 

pestis,  NS.     Ad.  189. 

Phaedria,  NS.  Eun.  81,  982,  Ph. 
80,  475,  484,  830,  833,  1054.  GS. 
Eun.  354,  437,  824,  Ph.  600.  DS. 
Eun.  1037,  Ph.  87,  597,  712,  778, 
886,  1036,  1049.  Ac.  Eun.  440, 
44i,  Ph.  64,  253,  V.  Eun.  86,  95, 

144,    148,    171,    190,    210,    651,  678, 

687,  715,  1073,  1086.  Ph.  154,  173, 
208,  222,  247,  257,  269,  309,  499, 

503'  532>  558»  Ab-     Eun-  20I>  465- 
Phaedrus,  Ac.     And.  86. 
Phania,  NS.     And.   934,   Hec.  458. 

Ac.     And.  929,  Ht.  169. 
Phanium,  NS.    Ph.  322.    DS.    Ph. 

872.    Ac.     Ph.  218,  316,  352,  782, 

V.     Ph.  201. 

Phanocrata  GS.     Ht.  1061. 
Phasma,  Ac.     Eun.  9. 
Phidippus,  DS.     Hec.  820,  870,  Ac. 

Hec.  246,  449,  622,  V.     Hec.  247, 

256,  480,  497,  510,  627,  708,  715, 

771.  777- 
philosophus,  GP.     Eun.  263.     AP. 

And.  57. 

Philotis,  V.     Hec.  82,  84. 
Philotium,  Ac.     Hec.  81,  V.     Hec. 

197. 

Philtera,  DS.     Ht.  662. 
Philumena,  NS.    Hec,  354,  414,  480, 

588,  GS.     Hec.  191,  318,  337,  349, 

793,  Ac.     And.  306,  a.e.  20,  Hec. 

219,  320,  466,  809,  832.     V.     Hec. 

243>  325>  623. 
Phorrnio,  NS.    Ph.  27,  122,314,476, 

618,  618,  692,  833,  896,  1048,  DS. 

Ph.    157,    730,   Ac.     Ph.  26,  307, 

560,  592,  783,  1027,  V.     Ph.  317, 

324,  437,  478,  620,  858,  875,  882, 

900,  922,  1050. 
Phrygia,   Ac.     Ad.   973.      V.      Ht 

731- 

pictura,  NS.  Eun.  584. 

pietas,    NS.  Hec.    301,   481,    DS. 

Hec.  584.  Ac.     And.  869,  Hec. 

447- 

pignus,  DS.     Ph.  661. 
Piraeus,  Ab.     Eun.  290,  539. 
piscator,  NP.     Eun.  257. 
pisciculus,  AP.     And.  369. 
piscis,  AP.     Ad.  376,  420. 
pistrilla,  NS.     Ad.  584. 
pistrinum,  Ac.     And.  199,  214,600, 

Ab.     Ht.  530.     Ph.  249. 


plaga,  NP.     Ph.  781.      AP.     Eun. 

244. 
platea,  Ac.     Eun.  344.     Ab.     And. 

796,  Eun.  1064,  Ph.  215,  Ad.  574, 

582. 
Plautus,  NS.     Ad.  7,  9.    GS.    Eun. 

25,  Ac.     And.  18. 
plebs,  Ac.     Ad.  898. 
pluvia,  Ac.     Eun.  589. 
poena,  AP.     Ht.  728,  Ph.  627. 
poeta,  NS.    And.  i.  Eun.  3,  Ht.  2, 

22,  Ph.  i,  13,  Ad.  i.     GS.    And. 

7,  Eun.  28,  Ad.  25,  Ac.     Eun.  23, 

Ph.  i,  29,  Hec.  21.    Ab.    Hec.  13. 
pollicitatio,  AP.     Ph.  857. 
Pollux,  pol.  And.  229,  320,  459,  770, 

778,  788,  790,  808,  817,  866,  Eun. 

96,  199,  606,  665,   675,   719,   721, 

731,  876,  879,  883,  903,  941,  1009. 

Ht.  723,  730,  1060.     Ph.  574,  747, 

787,  788,  814, 998,  1051, 1054,  Hec. 

58,  71,  228,  278,  280,  543,  566,  593, 

610,  728,  734,  747,  756,  772,  788, 

839.     Ad.  293,  298,  450. 
pollen,  GS.     Ad.  846. 
pompa,  NS.     Ht.  739. 
popularis,  NS.     Ph.  35,  VP.     Eun. 

1031.     Ad.  155. 
populus,  NS.    And.  185,  Hec.  4,  40, 

GS.     Ph.  911.    DS.    And.  3,  Ad. 

19, 93.     Ac.     Ht.  32. 
porticus,  Ac.     Ad.  573,  579. 
portitor,  AP.     Ph.  150. 
portus,  Ac.    Ph.  198,  462.    Hec.  77. 

Ab.     And.  480. 
porta,  Ac.     Ad.  583,  715. 
postulatio,  NS.     Hec.  180. 
potestas,  NS.  And.  52, 541,  Ht.  347, 

720,  Ph.  174,  Hec.  45,  814.     Ac. 

Eun.  1032,  Ht.  35,  710.     Ph.  880, 

Ab.     Hec.  250. 
praedo,  AbP.     Eun.  114. 
praeceptum,  GP.     Ad.  412. 
praedium,    NP.      Ph.    680.      AbP. 

Ph.  789. 
praemium,  NS.    Ph.  771.    Ac.   Eun. 

1057,  Hec.  584. 

praemonstrator,  NS.  Ht.  875. 
praesentia,  NS.   Ht.  573.    Hec.  587. 
praesidium,    NS.      Ht.    967.      GS. 

Ht.   646,    Hec.    119.     Ab.    And. 

843- 

prandium,  NS.     Ad.  588. 
pravltas,  NS.     Ht.  973. 
precator,  Ac.     Ht.  976,  1002.     Ph. 

140. 
pretium,  NS.  And.  217,  GS.  And. 

856,  Eun.  749,  Ht.  64,  Hec.  799, 

Ad.  892.     Ac.     And.  39,  76,  610, 


Eun.  133,  Ht.  48,  234,  Hec.  49, 
Ad.  349,  Ab.  Hec.  57,  69,  Ad. 
219,  744. 

prex,  DS.  And.  601.  Ph.  547. 
AbP.  Eun.  1055.  Ph.  498,  973. 

princeps,  Ac.     Ad.  259. 

principium,  NS.  Ph.  158,  Ac.  Eun. 
458,  Ht.  1044.  Ab.  And.  48, 
327,  570,  785,  Eun.  874,  1069,  1078, 
Ph.  252,  650,  Hec.  411,  Ad.  807, 
NP.  'Ph.  429,  479.  AP.  Eun. 
781. 

probrum,  Ab.     And.  881.     Ph.  825. 

progenies,  Ac.     Ph.  395. 

prologus,  GS.  Hec.  9,  Ac.  Ht.  n, 
Ph.  14.  AbP.  And.  5. 

prolubium,  NS.     Ad.  985. 

promissum,  NP.  Eun.  311.  Ht. 
723,  AP.  And.  631. 

protervitas,  NS.     Ht.  814. 

provincia,  NS.  Ht.  516.  Ac.  Ph. 
72. 

psaltria,  NS.  Ad.  388,  759,  Ac. 
Ad.  476,  558.-  600,  617,  842.  Ab. 
Ad.  405,  451,  724,  743,  967. 

pudicitia,  Ac.     And.  288. 

pudor,  NS.  And.  262,  279,  630,  Ph. 
284,  Ad.  274.  GS.  And.  878, 
DS.  Hec.  122.  Ab.  Ad.  57. 

puella,  Ac.  Eun.  109,  Ht.  627,  Ab. 
Ht.  651,  Hec.  231.  NP.  Eun. 
582. 

puellula,  Ac.     Ph.  81. 

puer,  NS.  And.  486,  742,  748,  833, 
Ph.  50,  152,  862,  Hec.  649,  68 1, 
769,  Ad.  728.  GS.  Hec.  517,  DS. 
Ph.  48,  Hec.  726,  770,  Ac.  And. 
368,  400,  507,  515,  516,  722,  759, 
763>  773>  776>  Eun-  39>  Hec.  532' 
563.  571'  576,  638,  639,  639,  699, 
704,  708,  733,  749'  Ad.  333,  563, 
658,  V.  And.  84,  Eun.  624,  Hec. 
719,  Ad.  940.  Ab.  And.  972, 
Hec.  668,  Ad.  440,  494,  537,  NP. 
Hec.  310,  312,  DP.  Hec.  359. 
AbP.  Ht.  214,  Hec.  409,  Ad.  962. 

pueritia,  Ab.     Ht.  183. 

puerpera,  DS.  And.  490.  Ac.  Ad. 
921. 

pugil,  Ac.     Eun.     315.     GP.    Hec. 

pugna,   Ac.  Eun.   899,   AP.      Eun. 

482. 
pugnus,  NS.     Ad.  171.      AP.     Ph. 

988,  AbP.     Ad.  558. 
pulchritude,  Ac.     Ph.  105. 
pulpamentum,  Ac.     Eun.  426. 
punctum.  NS.     Ph.  184. 
purgatio,  NS.     Ht.  625. 


Pythias,  NS.  Eun,  642.  V.  Eun. 
500,  650,  656,  t72,  730,  753,  901, 
902,  909,  947,  961. 

Pyrrhus,  NS.     Eun.  783. 

quaestus,  NS.  Eun.  246,  253,  GS. 
Hec.  735,  836.  Ac.  And.  79, 
Ht.  49,  640,  Ad.  206.  Ab.  Hec. 
756. 

quadrupes,  Ac.     And.  865. 

rabies,  NS.     Eun.  301. 

raptio.  Ab.     Ad.  356. 

rastri,  AP.     Ht.  88,  931. 

ratio,  NS.  Eun.  575,  Ht.  674,  Ph. 
299,  Ad.  68.  Ac.  Ht.  959,  964, 
Ph.  344,  Hec.  306,  Ad.  375,  812. 
Ab.  Eun.  62,  63,  322,  Ph.  298, 
Ad.  670,  85  5.  NP.  Hec.  836. 
AP.  Eun.  869.  Hec.  208. 

ratiuncula,  Ab.     Ph.  36. 

reditio,  NS.     Eun.  671. 

regina,  NP.     Eun.  168. 

regio,  AbP.     Eun.  1062,  Ht.  63. 

regnum,  Ac.     Ad.  175. 

relicuom,  NS.  And.  25.  Eun.  996. 
Ad.  346.  GS.  Ht.  193. 

religio,  NS.  And.  730,  Ht.  228. 
Ab.  And.  941. 

reliquiae,  AP.     Ad.  444. 

remedium,  NS.  Ht.  539,  Ph.  617. 
Ad.  294.  DS.  Eun.  439.  Ac. 
And.  468,  Ph.  185,  200,  616.  Ab. 
Ph.  824. 

repudium,  Ac.     Ph.  677,  928. 

res,  NS.  And.  368,  445,  459,  551, 
588,  633,  693,  832,  845,  948,  a.e. 
20.  Eun.  57,  97,  268,  312,  361, 
439>  469'  658,  705,  748,  759,  800, 
979,  Ht.  60,  113,  158,  230,  251, 
282,  318,  354,  357,  388,  490,  564, 
665,  679,  689,  695,  702,  742,  805, 
812,  851,  931,  Ph.  28,  55,  69,  171, 
446,  459,  479,  588,  631,  678,  686, 
831,  Hec.  160,  226,  266,  375,  391, 
395.  546,  546,  606,  774,  Ad.  191, 
206,  233,  267,  338,  344,  418,  479, 
5i3'  643,  730,  735'  825,  856,  964, 
984.  GS.  And.  457,  Eun.  511, 
652,  804,  Ht.  55,  743,  830,  Ph. 
149,  271,  421,  748,  Hec.  807,  810, 
Ad.  175,  177,  644,  854.  DS.  And. 
458,  Eun.  540,  Ph.  616,  Hec.  224, 
581,  Ad.  95,  358,  545,  568,  854, 
Ac.  And.  8,  24,  32,  48,  188,  192, 
202,  253,  288,  317,  349,  442,  448, 
546,  723,  789,  873,  Eun.  119,  131, 
138,  180,  513,  513,  536,  621,631, 
742,  745'  783'  896,  924,  982,  Ht. 
90,  99,  112,  319,  486,  704,  706, 
721,  740,  869,  890,  941,  942,  980, 


53 


994.  ioo6,  1023,  Ph.  153,  178,  184, 
3*3.  393.  449.  4^7.  481,  526,  560, 
718,  772,  930,  Hec.  6,  102,  184, 
194,  249,  291,  298,  350,  407,  468, 
497.  549.  567.  603,  718,  749,  780, 
787,  791,  800,  834,  872,  Ad.  185, 
186,  220,  258,  272,  275,  335,  343, 
349,  35L  364,  482,  629,  771,  791, 
796,  820,  834,  895,  932,  954,  977, 
989.  Ab.  And.  46,  50,  94,  184, 
198,  203,  227,  359,  385,  425,  542, 
547,  620,  824,  829,  909,  944,  a.e. 
i.  Eun.  n,  42,  172,  233,  241,  258, 
309.369-573723.873.885,997.  Ht. 
26,  75,  86,  109,  266,  289,  442,  505, 
634,  636,  669,  763,  798,  824,  932, 
940,  947,  1007,  1009,  ion,  1013, 
Ph.  225,  271,  291,  444,  461,  476, 
786,  889,  969,  1014,  1019,  1021. 
Hec.  296,  299,  377,  410,  417,  537, 
625,  666,  705,  721,  741,  778,  782, 
785,  797,  820,  Ad.  113,  124,  128, 
148,  164,  286,  295,  327,  515,  592, 
733.  775.  809,  860,  888,  925,  955. 
NP.  Ht.  916,  Ph.  241 ,  473, 705,  820, 
822,  Hec.  380,  593,  Ad.  302,  605. 
GP.  Eun.  248,  276,  923,  Ht.  215, 
225,  247,  267,  269,  364,  876,  Ph. 
317,  Hec.  361,  Ad.  695,  765.  DP. 
Ph.  667,  Hec.  821,  Ad.  62.  AP. 
Eun.  348,  1047,  Ht.  370,  Ph.  908, 
Hec.  483,  738,  817,  826.  AbP. 
And.  294,  412,  Eun.  166,  245. 
Ht.  840,  Ph.  791,  Hec.  227,  308, 
600,  631,  702,  Ad.  36,  671. 

responsum,  NS.  And.  698.  Ac. 
Eun.  6,  Ht.  859.  Ph.  16. 

restis,  Ac.     Ph.  686,  Ad.  752. 

rete,  NS.     Ph.  330. 

rex,  NS.  Eun.  397,  401.  DS.  Ph. 
338.  Ac.  Eun.  408,  Ht.  117,  Ph. 
70. 

Rhodes,  Loc.     Eun.  107. 

ridiculum,  DS.     Eun.  1004. 

ridiculus,  NS.     Eun.  244. 

rima,  GP.     Eun.  105. 

riscus,  Ab.     Eun.  754. 

risus,    Ab.     Eun.    432.      AP.     Ht. 

rivalis,NS.     Eun.  354.     GS.     Eun. 

268.     Ac.     Eun.  1072. 
rumor,    NS.     And.    185.     Ph.   911, 

Hec.  39.     NP.     Ht.  16. 
rus,   Ac.     Eun.   187,  216,  519,  533. 

629,  Hec.  175,  224,  586,  589,  610, 

629,  Ad.  401,  433,  436,  517,  523. 

560,  840,  Ab.  Eun.  611,  967,  971, 

Hec.  190,  Loc.  Ph.  250,  363,  Hec. 

215,  Ad.  45,95.  40i,  542- 


sacellum,  NS.     Ad.  576. 
sacrilega,  V.     Eun.  829. 
sacrilegus,  NS.    Ad.  265,  DS.    Eun. 

911.     Ac.     Eun.  419,  922. 
saeculum,  Ac.     Eun.  246,  Ad.  304. 
saevitia,  Ac.     Eun.  854. 
sal,  Ac.     Eun.  400. 
salsamentum,  NP.     Ad.  380. 
Salus,  NS.  Ad.  761.    V.    Hec.  338. 
salus,  NS.    Eun.  940,  Ac.  And.  319, 

482,   672,  Ht.  379,  Ad.  300,  446, 

Ab.     Ad.  519. 

sandalium,  Ab.     Eun.  1028. 
Sanga,    NS.     Eun.  776.     V.     Eun. 

814. 

sanguis,  Ab.     Eun.  779. 
Sannio,    NS.     Eun.    780,    Ad.  210, 

276,  V.     Ad.  220,  240. 
sapiens,    NS.     Ph.    403,    DS.     Ph. 

541.     Ac.     Eun.  789. 
sapientia,  NS.     Ad.  394,  Ab.     Ph. 

247,  Ad.  427. 

satias,  NS.    Eun.  973.    Hec.  594. 
satietas,  NS.     Eun.  403.     Ac.     Ph. 

834- 

satrapes,  NS.     Ht.  452. 
saxum,  Ac.     Eun.  1085. 
scapula,  AP.     Ph.  76. 
scelesta,  V.     Eun.  817. 
scelestus,  V.    And.  790.     Eun.  668. 

Ht.  312. 
scelus,  NS.     And.  607,  844.     Eun. 

645,  Ht.  887,  Ph.  978.    GS.    Eun. 

326,    Ht.   956,   Ac.     Ad.   314,   V. 

And.  317,  665,  Eun.  941,  1018,  Ht. 

315,    740.     Ph.     1000.     Ad.    768, 

774- 

scirpus,  Ab.     And.  941. 
Scirtus,  V.     Hec.  78. 
scopulus,  Ac.     Ph.  689. 
scortum,  Ac.     Eun.  424.     Ad.  965. 
screatus,  AP.     Ht.  373, 
scriptura,  NS.     Hec.  13,  Ac.     Hec. 

24,  Ad.  i.     Ab.     Ph.  5. 
scrupulus,  NS.    And.  940,  Ph.  1019, 

Ac.     Ph.  954.     Ad.  228. 
secunda,  AbP.     And.  975. 
seditio,  Ac.     And.  830. 
segnitia,  DS.     And.  206. 
senecta,  Ab.     Ad.  954. 
senectus,    NS.     Ht.    521,    Ph.    575, 

1023.     Ad.  833.     DS.     Hec.  119. 

Ac.     And.  887,  Ph.  434. 
senex,    NS.     And.    221,    819,  855, 

Eun.   688,    1000,    1003.     Ht.   37, 

197,  409,  670,  690,  697,  711,746, 

looo.     Ph.  215,  268,  321,  346,  365, 

546,    1023.     Ad.    457,    761,    768. 

GS.     And.  207,  373,  Ph.  63,  189, 


54 


323,  865,  DS.     And.  209,  369,  Ht. 

i,  43,  Ph.  76,  Ad.  314,  364,  906. 

Ac.     And.  899,  Eun.  39,  298,  967, 

Ht.  416,  513,  535,  545,  707,  Ph. 

67,  147,  285,  316,  477,   595,   599, 

Hec.  10,  118,  Ad.  562.     V.     And. 

788,  Ab.  Ht.  759.     NP.     Ht.  419, 

Ad.    23.     DP.     Ht.   419,   Ph.  65, 

837,  AP.     Ht.  214,  Ph.  682,  885, 

AbP.     Ph.  832. 
senium,  Ac.     Eun.  302. 
sensus,  Ac.     Ad.  533. 
sententia,  NS.     Eun.  224,  Ht.   166, 

Hec.  75,  569,  637,  Ad.  515.     GS. 

Ph.  444,  Ac.     And.  207,  393,  Ht. 

219,  Ph.  483,  619,  1043,  Ab-  Ht. 

683,  765,  Ph.  256,  335,  Hec.  312, 

462,   872,   Ad.  65,  371,  420,   959. 

NP.     Ph.  454. 
sepulcrum,  Ac.     And.  128. 
seria,  AP.     Ht.  460. 
sernio,    NS.     Hec.    482,   859.      Ac. 

Eun.  516,  622,  Ph.  869.    Hec.  607. 

AP.     Ht.  242. 
servatrix,  V.     Hec.  856. 
servitium,  Ab.     And.  675. 
servitus,  NS.     And.  36.     Ac.     Ph. 

653- 
servolus,  Ac.    Ht.  191,  471,  530,  Ad. 

566,  GP.    Ad.  27.    AP.    And.  83. 
servus,  NS.     Eun.  571,  Ht.  37,  1515, 

Ph.  295,  Ad.  893.     GS.     Ht.  886. 

DS.     And.  609,  Ht.  31,  NP.     Ht. 

65,  124.    GP.    And.  583,  Ad.  480. 

DP.     Hec.   565.     AP.      Ht.    142. 

Ph.  982. 

severitas,  NS.     And.  857. 
signum,  NS.     And.    366,    Ht.    120, 

298,   GS.      Eun.    628,   Hec.   236. 

Ac.      And.  878,    Eun.    781,    NP. 

Ad.  822.     AP.     And.   482,    Eun. 

112,  767,  808,  914. 
silentium,  NS.     Hec.  43,  Ac.     Ht. 

36,  Ph.  30,  Hec.  29,  55,  Ab.   Eun. 

44. 

silicernium,  V.     Ad.  587. 
Simalio,  V.     Eun.  772,  775. 
Simo,  NS.    And.  789,  907,  V.  And. 

41,  503,  820,  846,  894,  908,  914. 
simulatio,  NS.     Ht.  782. 
simultas,  Ac.     Ph.  232. 
Simulus,  DS.     Ad.  352.     Ac.     Ad. 

465- 

Simus,  NS.     Ht.  498. 
sinistera,  Ac.     Eun.  835,  Ad.  582. 
sinus,  Ac.     Ht.  563.     Ab.    Ad.  709. 
sobrinus,  NS.     And.  801.    Ac.    Ph. 

384- 
soccus,  AP.     Ht.  124. 


socer,  NS.     And.  792,  Hec.  770. 

socius,  Ac.     Ht.  418. 

socordia,  DS.     And.  206. 

sodalis,  NS.     Ad.  708. 

socrus,    NS.      Hec.    705,   748,    NP. 

Hec.  201,  AP.     Hec.  277. 
sol,  Ab.    Ad.  585. 
solitude,  NS.     And.  362,  Hec.  406, 

Ad.  303,  Ac.     And.  290. 
sollicitatio,  NS.  And.  261. 
sollicitudo,    NS.      And.   441,    GS. 

Ph.  588,  Ht.  177.     Ab.     Ph.  441, 

502.     AP.     And.  650. 
somnium,  NS.     Ph.   874,   Ad.  204, 

395,  NP.     Ph.  494. 
somnus,  NS.     Eun.  601.     Ac.     Ht. 

491.     AbP.     And.  430. 
sonitus,  Ab.     Eun.  590. 
sordes,  AP.     Eun.  937. 
sorex,  NS.     Eun.  1024. 
Sophrona,  NS.    Ph.  865.    Ac.  Eun. 

807.     V.     Ph.  739,  741. 
soror,    NS.      And.    129,  809,   Eun. 

146,  I57>  S2i»  525<  Ac.     And-  I24» 
Eun.  1 1 8,  745,  766,  806,  Ht.  979. 
Ab.     Eun.  621. 
sors,  NS.      And.  a.e.  4.     Ab.     Ad. 

243- 

Sosia,  V.  And.  28,  51,  119.  Hec. 
427. 

Sostrata,  NS.  Ad.  321,  616.  GS. 
Hec.  332.  Ac.  Hec.  179,  329, 
629,  Ad.  506.  V.  Ht.  647,  663, 
1007,  Hec.  223,  229,  271,  339,  Ad. 
309,  329.  343»  5i i»  635,  786. 

spatium,  NS.  And.  182,  Ph.  701, 
Hec.  130,  Ac.  And.  623,  Hec. 
374,  684,  Ab.  Ht.  955.  Ad.  860. 

spectator,  NS.     Eun.  566. 

speculum,  Ac.     Ad.     415,  428. 

spes,  NS.  And.  354,  374,  Eun.  240, 
295,  1054,  Ht.  981,  Ph.  139,  319, 
470,  691,  826,  Ad.  455.  GS.  And. 
25,  Eun.  1053,  Ht  659,  Ph.  474, 
Ac.  And.  319,  436,  678,  Ht.  636, 
664,  713,  Ph.  146,  239,  246,  251, 
1048.  Ad.  219,  815,  Ab.  And. 
303,  648,  938.  Eun.  1025,  Ht.  250, 
727,  Ph.  603,  Hec.  17.  Ad.  227, 
NP.  Ad.  331. 

spons :  sponte,  And.  692.     Ad.  75. 

sponsa,  GS.  And.  732.  DS.  *  Ht. 
893.  Ac.  And.  324,  Eun.  1036. 

stataria,  Ac.     Ht.  36. 

status,  NS.     Eun.  598. 

Stephanio,  V.     Ad.  380. 

stercilinum,  NS.     Ph.  526. 

Stilpo,  NS.  Ph.  389,  390,  740.  Ac. 
Ph.  356,  390- 


55 


stilus,  Ab.     And.  12. 

stimulus,  Ac.     Ph.  78. 

stipes,  NS.     Ht.  877. 

stipula,  Ac.     Ad.  848. 

strepitus,  NS.     Hec.  35. 

Storax,  NS.     Ad.  26. 

Strato,  V.     Eun.     414. 

studium,  NS.    Hec.  202.    GS.    And. 

a.e.  9.     DS.     Ad.  382.    Ac.   And. 

56,  a.  e.  17,  Ht.  23,  Hec.  53.     Ab. 

And.  825,  Ht.  280,  Ph.  2,  18,  Hec. 

4,  19,  23,  Ad.  41.    GP.    Hec.  595. 

DP.     And.  64. 
stultitia,    NS.     Ht.    878,   Ad.    274. 

DS.    Ht.  646,  961,  967.    Ac.  And. 

610,  Ad.  367. 
stultus,  DS.    Eun.  232,  Ht.  877.   V. 

Ad.  724.    AbP.     Eun.  254. 
stulta,  V.     Eun.  837,  Ht.  1009. 
suasus,  Ac.     Ph.  730. 
suavium,  V.      Eun.  456    (savium). 

AP.    Ht.  962. 
subtemen,  Ac.     Ht.  293. 
sucus,  GS.     Eun.  318. 
summa,  Ab.     Ad.  816. 
Sunium,  Ac.     Ph.  837.     Ab.     Eun. 

115.     Eun.  519. 
sumptus,  Ac.     And.    450,  Ht.  143, 

207,  746,   Ad.  62,  370,  807,   865. 

Ab.  Eun.  929,  1076,  Ph.  168,  340, 

666,  Ad.  876,  913.     DP.     Ht.  930. 

AP.     Ht.  130,  453,  544,  754,  Hec. 

225,  68$. 

supellectilis,  Ab.     Ph.  666. 
superbia,  Ab.     Ad.  21. 
supplicium,    GS.      And.    903,    Ph. 

1029.     Ad.   313.     Ac.     And.  623, 

888.     Eun.  70,  Ht.  138. 
suspicio,  NS.     And.  359,  501,  Eun. 

514,  Ht.  800,  997,  Ad.  615.     Ac. 

Eun.  436,  Ht.  994,  Ad.  600.     Ab. 

And.   317,    Hec.   599,    792.     NP. 

Eun.  60. 
sycophanta,    NS.     And.    919.     Ht. 

38.     Ac.     And.  815. 
symbola,  Ac.  And.  88.    AbP.   Eun. 

540,  6o7. 

Synapothnescontes,  Nom.     Ad.  6. 
Syra,  V.     Hec.  59,  83. 
Syriscus,  V.     Eun.  772,  775.     Ad. 

763- 

Syrus,  NS.  Ht.  473,  509,  728,  743, 
896,  898.  GS.  Ht.  723,  886.  DS. 
Ht.  999,  1066.  Ac.  Ht.  191,  757, 
950,  Ad.  315,  361,  553,  960.  V. 
Ht.  291,  310,  319,  344,  346,  348, 
348'  348,  35°'  400>  517,  531,  536, 
543»  581,  59°>  595'  598,  615,684, 
692,  699,  757,  762,  775,  810,  825, 


975 »  980,  985,  993,  Ad.  247,  249, 

260,  261,  278,  281,  412,  531,  538, 

543.  549.  7!3>  776,  883,  887,  916, 

970,  979. 

tabula,  Ac.     Eun.  584. 
taciturnitas,  Ab.     And.  34. 
talentum,    Ac.     Ht.   475,    Ph.   393, 

644.      NP.     And.   951,    Ph.    791. 

AP.    And.  a.e.  21.     Ht.  145,  838, 

940.     Ph.  789. 
techma,  Ac.     Eun.  718.    AbP.    Ht. 

471. 
tela,  Ac.     Ht.  285,  305.     Ab.    And. 

75- 

tectum,  Ac.     Ht.  968. 

tegulum,  AP.  Eun.  588.  AbP.  Ph. 
707. 

tempestas,  Ab.     Hec.  423. 

templum,  AP.     Eun.  590. 

tempus,  NS.  And.  188,  556,  624, 
631,  Eun.  56,  394,  485,  541,  542, 
621,  Ht.  168,  169,  187,  212,  667, 
1024.  Ph.  1026,  Hec.  44,  287,  374, 
594,  597,  699,  746,  Ad.  839.  GS. 
Ph.  184.  Ac.  And.  783,  844,  Ht. 
70,  90,  Ph.  596,  828,  Hec.  36,  622, 
687,  842.  Ab.  And.  67,  532,  758, 
819,  974.  Ht.  364,  721,  Ph.  464, 
Hec.  531,  627,  Ad.  21.  AbP. 
And.  476. 

tenebrae,  AbP.     Hec.  572. 

tergum,  Ac.  Hec.  108,  Ab.  Ht. 
728. 

terra,  Ac.  Eun.  580,  Ad.  316.  V. 
Ad.  790,  GP.  Ph.  551.  AP. 
Ph.  979. 

tessera,  AbP.     Ad.  739. 

testis,  NS.  Ad.  347.  Ac.  Hec.  694. 
AP.  Ph.  714.  Ad.  203. 

testimonium,  GS.     Ph.  293. 

Thais,  NS.  Eun.  391,  499,  508, 
527,  532,  619,  725,  733,  743,  848, 
963,  1039,  1040,  GS.  Eun.  267. 
DS.  Eun.  188,  275,  433,  569, 
616,  951,  983,  1026,  Ac.  Eun. 
231,  266,  270,  352,  364,  563,  788, 
991,1055,1075.  V.  Eun.  91,91, 
19°,  455,  462,  750,  754,  783,  792, 
807,  810,  873,  882,  887,  906,  Ab. 
Eun.  545,  956,  1051. 

Thensaurus,  Ab.  Eun.  10. 

thensaurus.  NS.     Eun.  12. 

Thraso,  NS.  Eun.  353,  V.  Eun. 
453,  455,  475,  1025,  1061,  1068, 
1088. 

tibicina,  NS.  Ad.  905.  AP.  Ad. 
907. 

timor,  Ab.  And.  303,  Ph.  998.  Ad. 
612. 


tonstrina,  NS.     Ph.  89. 
tranquillum,    Ab.     Eun.   1038,    Ph. 

689. 

tribulis,  NS.     Ad.  439. 
triduum,  GS.    And.  440.    Ac.    Eun. 

223,  224,     Ph.  489,  513,  536.    Ab. 

Ad.  520. 

triennium,  Ac.     And.  69. 
tristities,  GS.     And.  235.    Ac.    Ad. 

267. 

tuber,  NS.     Ad.  245. 
tumultus,  GS.     And.  365,  Hec.  356. 

Ac.  Ph.  32. 
turba,    NS.     And.    235,    Eun.    726, 

947,  Ht.  190,  Hec.  43,  GS.     And. 

745,  Eun.  800,  Ht.  254,  Ph.  990, 

Ac.     Eun.  616,  744,  Ad.  912,  Ab. 

Eun.  723,  764,  Ad.  614,  773.    NP. 

And.    380,   Ad.   785.     AP.     Eun. 

6^3,    Ht.    970.     Ad.    907.     AbP. 

Ph.  824. 

tussis,  AP.     Ht.  373. 
tutella,  Ac.     Hec.  52. 
tutor,  Ac.     And.  295. 
ulcus,  Ac.     Ph.  690. 
umerus,  Ac.    Ph.  844.    AbP.    Eun. 

3H- 

unguentum,  AP.     Ad.  117. 
unguis.  AbP.     Eun.  648. 
urbs,  GS.     Eun.  972,  Ac.     Ht.   191, 

Hec.  175,  Ab.  Ph.  517,  Hec.  589, 

Ad.  949. 
usus,  NS.      Ht.  553,  556,  557,  Ph. 

73,  505,  Ad.  856,895.     Ab.     Eun. 

1077.     Ht.  210,  221,  Hec.  616. 
usus,  (est,  etc.).     Ht.  80,  81,    Hec. 

327,  878,  Ad.  21,  429. 
utilitas,  Ac.  Eun.  309. 
uxor,  NS.  And.  216,  254,  581,  891, 

Ph.  585,  693,  700,  746,  Hec.  667, 

695>  7°9>  774.   779»   7§i,   Ad.  30, 

32,  759,  GS.     Ht.    104,   Ph.   244, 

680,  Hec.    167,    DS.      Ph.    665, 

681,  872,     Hec.     302,    Ad.    929, 
Ac.     And.  101,  155,  172,  177,  191, 
238,  242,  321,  352,  353,  372,  376, 
388'  395.  4J8,  446,  452,  520'  528, 
560,  657,  781,  898,  971,    a.e.    21, 
Eun.  888,  Ht.  604,  703,  779,  847, 
854,  948,  999,   1056,  Ph.  40,    115, 
169,  231,  651,  658,  691,  719,  744, 
776,  797,  860,  907,  924,  936,  941, 
959,  1005.     Hec.  62,  100,  116,  135, 
147,  174,  241,  294,  299,  320,  341, 
366,  501,  644,  654,  678,  686,  698, 
744,  745,  752,  819,  862.     Ad.  44, 
46,   151,   334'  696,  699,  700,  811, 
867,    904,    973.     Ab.     And.    146, 
273.   423»   446>  949.    Ht-  98>  850, 


Ph.  425,  Hec.  614,  632.  V.  Ht. 
622,  879.  AP.  Ph.  754,  1010, 
1041. 

vadum,  Ab.     And.  845. 

vanitas,  GS.     Ph.  526. 

vas,  Ac.     Ht.  141. 

vecordia,  NS.     And.  626. 

vectis,  Ab.     Eun.  774. 

venefica,  V.     Eun.  825. 

veneficus,  DS.     Eun.  648. 

venia,  Ac.  And.  901.  Ht.  1049, 
Ph.  119,  1036,  Hec.  605,  Ad.  937, 
942.  Ab.  Ph.  378. 

venter,  Ac.     Ph.  988. 

ventulus,  Ac.     Eun.  595. 

Venus,  NS.     Eun.  732. 

venustas,  GS.  Hec.  848.  Ac.  Hec. 
858. 

verbena,  AP.     And.  726. 

verbero,  V.     Ph.  684,  850. 

verber,  NP.  Ht.  356.  AbP.  And. 
199. 

verbum,  NS.  And.  426,  885,  Eun. 
88,  732,  Ad.  803.  GS.  Ph.  343, 
DS.  Ph.  212.  Ac.  And.  178, 
240,  256,  300,  411,  752,  860,  Eun. 
175,  Ht.  1031,  1042,  Ph.  212,  280, 
Hec.  313,  Ad.  n,  135,952.  Ab. 
And.  45,  Eun.  178,  Ph.  197,  Hec. 
347,  Ad.  ii.  NP.  Eun.  158,  727, 
742,  833,  Ht.  356,  914,  Ph.  517, 
1015,  GP.  Eun.  24,  Ph.  436,  713, 
AP.  And.  204,  211,  505,  579,  Eun. 
67.568,  741,  950,  Ht.  372,^682,  735, 
892,  Ph.  61,  639,  Ad.  621,  769. 
AbP.  And.  99,  165,  736,  824,  857, 
Eun.  214,  400,  632,  Ht.  263,  636, 
Ph.  75,  100,  477,  632,  Hec.  416, 
720,  Ad.  164. 

veritas,  NS.     And.  68. 

verum,  NS.  And.  864.  GS.  And. 
225,  Ht.  237,  802,  990,  Hec.  140, 
Ad.  862.  Ac.  And.  437,  Ht.  344, 
993,  Hec.  140,  864.  AP.  Ht.  490. 
711,  Ph.  278. 

vespera,  Ac.     Hec.  442. 

vestimentum,  Ac.  Ht.  141.  AbP. 
Ht.  903. 

vestis,  GS.  Eun.  671.  Ac.  Eun. 
370.  370.  572,  609,  646,  695,  707, 
1015,  Ht.  248,  252,  778,  855,  893, 
Ad.  121.  Ab.  Eun,  683,  820,  907, 
Ht.  286,  452. 

vestitus,  NS.  Eun.  242,  558,  Ht. 
968,  Ph.  107,  Ab.  Ad.  63. 

veterator,  NS.     And.  457,  Ht.  889. 

veteres,  NP.     Eun.  43. 

via,  NS.  Ht.  583,  Ph.  326,  Ac. 
And.  190,  776, 'Eun.  247,  294,  Ht. 


57 


248,  301,  Ph.  192,  964,  Hec.  360, 
454,  Ad.  317,  921.  Ab.  And.  442, 
491,  600,  670,  Eun.  245,  322,  495, 
906,  Ht.  31,  101,  329,  706,  789. 
Ph.  310,  566,  Hec.  73,  569,  828, 
AP.  Eun.  629. 

vicina,  NS.  And.  105.  Ac.  Eun. 
359,  Hec.  720. 

vicinia,  Loc.  And.  70.  [-iam  Dz.], 
Ph.  95. 

vicinitas,  NS.     Ht.  56. 

vicinus,  GS.  Ht.  411,  Hec.  124. 
Ac.  Ht.  169,  180,  527. 

vicis,  Ac.     Ht.  749. 

vicissitude,  NS.     Eun.  276. 

victus,  NS.  Ht.  968,  Ac.  And.  75, 
Eun.  261,  Ht.  447. 

vigilantia,  Ac.     Ad.  398. 

vilitas,  NS.     Ph.  1013. 

villa,  Ac.  Eun.  633,641.  Ht.  731, 
Ad.  517,  Ab.  Ad.  541. 

villum,  GS.     Ad.  786. 

vinum,  NS.  Eun.  727,  Ad.  470, 
GS.  Ht.  458,  Hec.  823.  Ab.  Ht. 
568. 

vir,  NS.  Eun.  66,  154,  307,  578, 
660,  785,  Ph.  324,  638,  790,  941, 
Hec.  276,  524,  Ad.  476,  705,  723, 
961,  GS.  Ph.  139,  787,  Hec.  166, 
Ad.  464,  DS.  Eun.  799,  Ph.  790, 
1053,  Hec.  516,  Ac.  And.  295, 
436,445,460,571,718^.6.3.  Eun. 
918.  Ht.  366,  619,  Ph.  297,  367, 
792,  794,  Hec.  267,  524,  556,  Ad. 
564,  V.  And.  616,  846,  Ht.  622, 
1005,  1015,  1048,  Ph.  991,  1002, 
Hec.  235,  523,  Ad.  556,  557,  983. 
Ab.  Ht.  392,  Hec.  491,  789,  Ad. 
657.  NP.  Hec.  663.  DP.  Hec. 
202.  AbP.  Hec.  274. 

virgo,  NS.  Eun.  293,  313,  321,  565, 
583,  592>  659>  820,  829,  908,  Ph. 
100,  104,  Hec.  145,  Ad.  474,  479, 
650,  650,  728,  731.  GS.  Eun. 
202,  617,  722,  891,  Ph.  128,  570, 
Ad.  471,  478,  598.  DS.  Eun. 
916,  Hec.  151,  383,  574.  Ac.  And. 
428,  Eun.  132,  143,  229,  342,  346, 
5°5'  576»  6oi>  645»  654>  667>  7°4> 
766>  773'  792>  857,  927,  951,  Ht. 
1061.  Ph.  95,  120,  752,  Hec.  136, 


Ad.  466,  654,  673,  725,  889.  V. 
And.  924.  Ab.  Eun.  721,  868, 
Hec.  138,  Ad.  346.  GP.  Eun. 

3J3- 
virtus,    NS.     Ht.    56,    Ph.  33,  Ad. 

257.    Ac.   Eun.  778,  Ht.  207.    Ab. 

Ad.  442.     AP.     Eun.   1090.     Ad. 

536.     AbP.     Ad.  176. 
vis,    NS.     Ph.    107,   Ad.    303,  490. 

Ac.      And.    277,    Eun.   616,    768, 

778,  807,   963,  Ht.  710,  Ad.  308. 

Ab.     Eun.  68,  319,  752,  790,  Ht. 

101,  Hec.  574,  828,  Ad.  67,  493. 
vita,  NS.     And.  62,  347,  Eun.  552, 

Ht.  265,  972,  Ph.    164,   202,  363, 

734,  Hec.  405,  Ad.  340,  739,  989. 

GS.     And.  95,  Ht.  283,  636.  DS. 

And.    142,  210.      Ac.      And.    49. 

67,   74>    189,   272,    822,    959,  Ht. 

136,     280,     385,    479,     693,     Ph. 

218,  466,  Hec.  216,  282,  490,  691. 

Ad.  42,  45,  331,  410,  758,  855,  859, 

863,   869,     Ab.     And.  61,  a.e.  4, 

Ht.  315,  1006,  Ph.  367,  Ad.  944, 

987.     AP.    Ad.  415. 
vitium,  NS.     Hec.  2,  112,  383.    Ad. 

296,   953-     GS.     Ht.    102 1,    Hec. 

154,   270.     DS.     And.    8,  Ad.  5, 

418.      Ac.      Hec.   542,    Ad.   308, 

833.     Ab.    Eun.    722.  NP.    Eun. 

59.     AbP.     Ht.  30. 
vocabulum,  AP.     Eun.  264. 
volgus,  NS.    And.  583,    Hec.  600. 

Ac.     Ht.  386. 
volnus,  AP.     Eun.  779. 
voltus,    NS.      Ph.    890.     Ac.     Ph. 

210,    Hec.   369.     Ab.     And.    119, 

839,  857.     AP.     Ht.  887. 
voluntas,  NS.      Ph.  29.     Ac.    And. 

880.     Ab.     And.    658,    Ht.    1025, 

Ph.  725,  785,  Ad.  490. 
voluptas,  GS.    Hec.  593.    DS.   And. 

944,  Ht.  71,  1024,  Hec.  459,  859. 

Ac.     Ht.  184,  Hec.  69.     Ab.     Ht. 

149.     NP.   And.  960.    GP.    Eun. 

1034. 

volup.     Ph.  610,  Hec.  857. 
vorsura,  Ab.     Ph.  780. 
vox,  NS.      Hec.    318.     Ac.      Eun. 

454.     Hec.    517.     Ab.     Ph.    985. 

Hec.  375. 


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